tusk|tusks in English

noun

[tʌsk]

long protruding tooth often found in pairs (in the walrus, elephant, etc.); something resembling an animal tusk

Use "tusk|tusks" in a sentence

1. Location-Much like all tusks, tusk Ballistas can be found on the plains of eidolon

2. This is Tusk.

3. Tend to them, Tusk.

4. No, boars have tusks.

5. Aim, Tusk, for God's sake.

6. Babirusa facial tusks - Babirusa stock

7. One tusk - --- retain good throw away bad.

8. Pigs, Tusks and Precious Red Mats

9. Two Babirusas fighting with their tusks

10. A two tonne seal with formidable tusks.

11. Male Babirusas have four large tusks that curl

12. Raid on the city, knock out, evil tusks.

13. Each team faces an armoury of sharp tusks.

14. Tusk Ballistas, like all Ballistas in the game, are female

15. The narwhal's single, spiral tusk has always been a mystery.

16. A huge tusk decorated the wall of his study.

17. The elephant just decayed and they just got the tusks.

18. Regardless, in those Babirusas with spiralling tusks, some authors say that, if the animal lives long enough, the tusks grow fatally into the face (Irven 1996).

19. A course of action that will earn you and Tusk billions.

20. Another feels the tusk and describes the elephant as a spear.

21. Like a gryphon puffing flames, crashed through Night's staggered saber - like tusks.

22. 18 Prized by medieval royalty, inspiration for unicorn myths, narwhal tusks have driven men to extremes for centuries. Today the quest for tusks and skin threatens some populations.

23. And right now, Raymond Tusk blows far too strong from the west.

24. 28 Males also often have body scars and broken tusks, suggestive of combat.

25. Tusk can dress down if he wants to, but I'm representing the White House.