Quote by Ruthie Knox

“She's eighty-four and still has all her teeth. She keeps them in a little wooden box on her dressing table.”

— Simon Hugh Wheeler

“She had the kind of legs that make an old man's false teeth rattle when they're still in the glass.”

— Don Cambou

“Debbie looked down at her lap, her bottom lip disappearing beneath her teeth. She deserved the jab, yet it still stung.”

— Madeline Sheehan

“Her mouth and chin seemed designed for sneering. I”

— Al Macy

“looked up, a frown on his face. “That was a necessity. Our wardrobe needed defending from all the girls hiding in it.” Allie struggled…

— A.W. Exley

“It was his sharp, assessing glare that got to her. It said, Beware. My teeth are bigger than yours and I bite harder. It…

— Jessie Lane

“He had a cute little gap in his teeth that I'd never noticed before.”

— Elisa Ludwig

“She yawned so loudly that I wanted to use her mouth as a putt putt golf hole.”

— Jarod Kintz

“Words could bite. When I spoke to strangers, I wanted my words to have fangs.”

— Whitney Barbetti

“She had learned never to look back, never to give fate a second chance to kick her in the teeth.”

— Linda Howard

“I can imagine my fangs sinking into her soft flesh, the gasps of pain and pleasure from my bite, the way she’d either fight…

— Inger Iversen

“The world has teeth and it can bite you with them any time it wants.”

— Stephen King