fang
/fæŋ/Definitions
1. noun
a sharp pointed tooth, typically one of the canine teeth, in a carnivorous mammal, especially a dog or a snake.
“The dog’s fang was visible when it growled.”
2. verb
to bite or attack with the fang, typically in a savage or ferocious manner.
“The snake fang its victim and did not release its grip.”
3. noun
a pointed projection or part of something, especially a sharp rock or a metal edge.
“The fang of the rock cut through the sailor’s boot.”