toothless
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definition
adjective
a toothless old man
having no teeth, typically through old age.
example
A lack of composure in the rearguard spread through the team and while Swansea had looked for the most part 'toothless' in attack their equaliser when it came was no more a surprise than it was deserved.
Resultantly, the CBI has come out as merely a 'toothless' , diseased paper tiger whose roar is more effective than its maul.
Middle-aged people, already in a state of despair about the fecklessness of the young, will find the activities of the grey and 'toothless' equally distressing.
As he is 'toothless' he is seeking approval for a soft food diet but the medical unit have told him that he has to schedule a test, which may take months, to prove that he has no teeth.
I saw him play more than once at Central Park in New York, his 'toothless' mouth soulfully lisping his unique and beautiful song style.
Will the prosecution remain as 'toothless' as it used to be at the times of Tatarchev, who kept talking of catching all bandits in a sack, but in reality none ever reached prison?
And his cauliflower ears, 'toothless' grin and boneless nose are testimony to his unrelenting quest for simulated perfection.
It was a 'toothless' old man who was chuckling loudly, withdrawing his hand - which only bore three fingers - and laying it on his sheathed sword.
Its armed forces are 'toothless' , and its rhetoric is tired, repeated out of habit rather than conviction.
Garda watchdog body will be 'toothless' says expert
What they have done is to make Legco 'toothless' , " Ma said.
So 300 years ago if I hadn't died of infection I'd be 'toothless' by now.
Better buy a shotgun - I wouldn't count on the 'toothless' old mutt.
A beer and a cigarette from a smirking, 'toothless' porter ease the immediate pain, while jibes from my travelling companions put my huffs and puffs into perspective.
An almost 'toothless' grin was plastered on his tan wrinkled face.
And this caring for future generations must involve government, all industries, and the 'toothless' EMA as well.
Some enemies are imaginary; some are 'toothless' .
He forced his opponent to make a save with a sharp shot from a tight angle but, despite continuing to dominate possession, Shrewsbury remained 'toothless' .
Solid elsewhere, their undoing was again a 'toothless' attack, Stranraer maintain at least a hope of a stunning advance into the fourth round once the replay is negotiated in Leith.
There were three people ahead of me on line, and one old 'toothless' guy who got on line behind me and immediately pulled out a container of yogurt and began eating.
But the term is not only 'toothless' and tiresome, it's just wrong.
His eternally friendly 'toothless' grin is accentuated by wire-framed goggles, and his short-cropped head is uncovered.
When the old, 'toothless' man in the parking lot approaches me with outstretched hands and asks for a dime or a cigarette or snack, I look into his eyes.
In fact he would not be directly investigated by the Inquisition until 1815, when it was nearly 'toothless' - and presumably so was he.
If you see any withered, 'toothless' , gimpy old men it gives you a good sign to run.] Or is that too graphics intensive at this time?
Meanwhile, their rather 'toothless' union, typical of the Third World, cannot press for minimum wages or maximum hours.
The inquiry is effectively powerless, and it is 'toothless' .
Griffin is 32 and 'toothless' and bone thin with wild dark eyes and a dark beard and fine, long black hair that he combs with fastidious care.
A grungy man with an evil, nearly 'toothless' grin crouched behind it.
St Johnstone, bottom of the table and 'toothless' in front of goal, are looking to bring a couple of Ecuadorians to McDiarmid Park.
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