Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

buck-toothed

adjective

/ˈbʌk tuːt/

Definition

Having long front teeth that protrude outward, especially when the upper teeth extend farther than the lower teeth.

Examples

The playful rabbit had a buck-toothed grin.
The cartoon character was often depicted as buck-toothed, which added to its comedic appeal.
My friend calls me buck-toothed because of my big front teeth when I smile.

Meaning

The term ‘buck-toothed’ typically describes a person or animal whose front teeth are noticeably elongated and stick out, giving a distinctive appearance.