helodontadj.
/ˈhiːləʊdɒnt/ Palaeontology.
Having teeth shaped like a nail or spike; (of a tooth) of this shape.
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1886 J. W. Davis in Geol. Mag. (N.S.) III. 151 A number of small helodont teeth are scattered over some of the pieces of limestone.
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adj.1886- to worm in
- to worm one's way
- to worm out
- to worm out of
- to worry , be worried, sick
- to worry along
- to worry one's head
- to worry one's way
- to worry oneself, be worried, sick
- to worry the soul case out of
- to worry the sword
- to worse
- to worship
- to worship the ground a person treads on
- to worship the ground a person walks on
- to worship the ground treads on
- to worship the ground walks on
- to worulde a butan ende
- to worulde butan ende
- to wrap a person round one's finger
- to wrap a person round one's little finger
- to wrap around
- to wrap it up
- to wrap one's laughing gear around something
- to wrap oneself around