fang in a sentence

v. t.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Definition

FANG: A long, pointed tooth, especially one used for biting or tearing, typically found in carnivorous animals.

The wolf bared its fangs as a warning to anyone who approached its territory.
In the horror movie, the monster had long, sharp fangs that glistened in the dark.
She collected vampire memorabilia, including a set of fangs that looked remarkably realistic.
The dentist explained that he needed to remove the patient’s impacted fang to prevent further complications.
As the snake coiled around its prey, its fangs dripped with venom, ready to strike.
The wolf bared its fangs in a warning gesture.
She admired the intricate design of the fang necklace displayed in the shop.
In the dim light of the cave, the ancient mural depicted a dragon with enormous fangs.
He felt a rush of fear as he faced the giant snake, its fangs glistening with venom.
The vampire's fangs were a chilling reminder of the legend that haunted the town.