cuspid
/ˈkʌspɪd/; /ˈkʊspɪd/Definitions
1. noun
The pointed end of a leaf, especially when it is a tooth or a spine.
“The botanist studied the shape of the leaf’s cuspid and how it affected the plant’s growth.”
2. noun
A pointed tooth, especially in an animal’s mouth.
“The dentist examined the patient’s cuspid and recommended a filling to prevent further decay.”
3. noun
A pointed part or extremity, especially of an organ or a structure.
“The surgeon carefully navigated the patient’s cuspid to repair the damaged area.”