a. rare. [app. f. SNAG sb.1] Having snaggle-teeth.

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1585.  Higins, trans. Junius’ Nomencl., 452/1. s.v. Dento.

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1688.  R. Holme, Armoury, II. 427/1. Snaggle, or Rake toothed, is when the teeth stands at a distance, one from the other.

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1883.  J. C. Harris, Nights Uncle Remus, 123. I ’m snaggle-toofed en double j’inted.

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