tusk

US /tʌsk/
UK /tʌsk/
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a long, pointed tooth, usually one of a pair, projecting outside the mouth of an animal such as an elephant, walrus, or wild boar

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The elephant's magnificent tusks were a sight to behold.
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Walruses use their long tusks to pull themselves onto ice.
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fangivoryhorn
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to gore or wound with a tusk

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The wild boar might tusk anyone who approaches its young.
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The enraged elephant began to tusk the fallen tree.