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| เขี้ยว khiaaoF |  |
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| 1. | eyetooth; fang; canine |
| 2. | protrusion |
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| Phonemic Thai | เคี่ยว |
| IPA | kʰîːaw |
| Royal Thai General System | khiao |
| 1. [noun] | |||
| definition | eyetooth; fang; canine | ||
| classifier | ซี่  | seeF | [numerical classifier for rib, spoke, prong, tine, bar, teeth] |
| examples | หินเขี้ยวหนุมาน | hinR khiaaoF haL nooH maanM | quartz |
| ถอดเขี้ยวถอดเล็บ | thaawtL khiaaoF thaawtL lepH | "Remove the fangs, remove the claws" — [of a person] to become tame | |
| ถอดเขี้ยวถอดเล็บ | thaawtL khiaaoF thaawtL lepH | [figurative] to remove the fangs or the claws; to take the bite out. | |
| จมเขี้ยว | johmM khiaaoF | to sink one’s teeth into (fig.) | |
| งูเงี้ยวเขี้ยวขอ | nguuM ngiaaoH khiaaoF khaawR | wild animals (of various types) | |
| เข่นเขี้ยวเคี้ยวฟัน | khenL khiaaoF khiaaoH fanM | to gnash one's teeth (in anger); bite with grinding teeth | |
| เขี้ยวลากดิน | khiaaoF laakF dinM | [is] tricky; cunning; wily; sly | |
| เขี้ยวแก้ว | khiaaoF gaaeoF | snake's fangs | |
| มันเขี้ยว | manM khiaaoF | "just want to eat him up"; "so cute!" | |
| หมูป่าเขี้ยวตัน | muuR bpaaL khiaaoF dtanM | Tusked Boars (nickname for the Nakhonpathom FC) | |
| แยกเขี้ยว | yaaekF khiaaoF | to bare one’s teeth in anger or in a threatening manner | |
| ถอดเขี้ยวถอดเล็บ | thaawtL khiaaoF thaawtL lepH | [is] rendered impotent, weak, or ineffectual | |
| ถูกถอดเขี้ยวเล็บ | thuukL thaawtL khiaaoF lepH | [is] rendered impotent, weak, or ineffectual | |
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| 2. [noun] | |||
| definition | protrusion | ||
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