carnassial
adjective
car·nas·si·al kär-ˈna-sē-əl 
: of, relating to, or being a tooth of a carnivore often larger and longer than adjacent teeth and adapted for cutting rather than tearing
carnassial noun
Word History
Etymology
French carnassier carnivorous, ultimately from Latin carn-, caro
First Known Use
circa 1852, in the meaning defined above
- single counterpoint
- single cross
- single cut
- single digits
- single doubler
- single entry
- single escheat
- single father
- single figures
- single file
- single fish
- single jack
- single jacker
- single knot
- single malt
- single man
- single market
- single money
- single mother
- single nickel salt
- single nontransferable vote
- single out
- single parent
- single premium
- single rhyme