How To Spell fang?
How to Pronounce fang?
Correct pronunciation for the word "fang" is [fˈaŋ], [fˈaŋ], [f_ˈa_ŋ].
What are the misspellings for fang?
"Fang" in context
Fang is a term referring to a long, pointed tooth or a tooth-like structure. It is commonly seen from animals such as snakes, cats, and even certain mammals. Fangs can also refer to a much bigger structures, such as those found in dragons and saber-toothed tigers. Though they are commonly associated with a predatory and dangerous animals, fangs can also be found in much more harmless creatures such as rabbits.
Due to their association with dangerous animals, fangs are often featured in vampire folklore, representing a creature of the night that feeds on human blood.
Due to their association with dangerous animals, fangs are often featured in vampire folklore, representing a creature of the night that feeds on human blood.
What are similar-sounding words for fang?
Usage over time for fang:
This graph shows how "fang" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
Synonyms for Fang:
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- enamel ,
- false teeth ,
- baby tooth .
- fang .
- cog .
- bicuspid ,
- dent ,
- carnassial ,
- cuspid .
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