a large sharp tooth, especially a canine tooth of a dog or wolf (犬或狼等的)尖牙,犬齿 ■the tooth of a venomous snake, by which poison is injected (毒蛇的)毒牙 ■the biting mouthpart of a spider (蜘蛛的)螯牙,口器 ■(Brit. informal)a person's tooth (英,非正式)(人的)牙齿
派生 fanged adjective
[also in combination]
fangless adjective 语源
late Old English (denoting booty or spoils), from Old Norse fang 'capture, grasp'; compare with vang. A sense 'trap, snare' is recorded from the mid 16th cent.; both this and the original sense survive in Scots. The current sense (also mid 16th cent.) reflects the same notion of 'something that catches and holds'
fang2 (Austral. informal)(澳,非正式) verb
drive at high speed 高速驾驶 [no obj.]let's fang up to the beach!. 让我们快速开车去海滩!。