fangful.
Having sharp or menacing fangs.
Meaning & usage
Having sharp or menacing fangs.
Cruel or venomous.
Where this word comes from
From fang + -ful (“possessing”).
An amount (of venom) sufficient to fill a fang.
An amount sufficient to fill a fanged creature's mouth.
Where this word comes from
From fang + -ful (“suffix forming nouns denoting an amount”).
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