IPA: /ˈdɒɡtuːθ/
KK: /ˈdɔɡˌtuθ/
A type of tooth found in dogs, often larger and sharper than other teeth, used for tearing food. It can also refer to a specific architectural ornament that resembles leaves radiating from a center point.
The dog had a strong bite thanks to its sharp dogtooth.
Dogtooth → The word is formed from "dog" (from Old English *docga*, meaning a type of dog) and "tooth" (from Old English *toþ*, meaning a tooth). The term "dogtooth" refers to a specific type of tooth that resembles the shape or characteristics associated with a dog's teeth.
Think of the Old English word for dog and the word for tooth to remember that a dogtooth refers to a tooth that resembles those of a dog.