English
loose-toothed
From loose + toothed.
Proto-Indo-European *lewh₁- ‘to cut, untie, loosen’
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Proto-Germanic *leusaną ‘to lose’
Proto-Germanic *lausaz ‘loose’
Old Norse lauss ‘loose, free’
Middle English loos ‘loose, free’
English loose
Today it means
adj Exhibiting missing, misshapen, or misaligned teeth.
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Etymograph / loose-toothed