Examples of 'pick my teeth' in a sentence
Meaning of "pick my teeth"
pick my teeth: Refers to the act of using a toothpick or similar tool to remove food particles or debris from between one's teeth
How to use "pick my teeth" in a sentence
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pick my teeth
Makes for a useful object to pick my teeth.
I will pick my teeth with you.
I said I need it to pick my teeth.
Pick my teeth with it.
I will pick my teeth.
Plays a pizzicato like I pick my teeth.
Yeah, like when I pick my teeth with the mail and stuff.
Well, it makes for a useful object to pick my teeth.
Maybe I will pick my teeth with it.
Pick my teeth with ' em.
I will gorge on your innards and pick my teeth with your bones!
And pick my teeth with your bones!
Ever use a grenade rifle? - Pick my teeth with it.
Maybe I will pick my teeth with it. That's a fine little blade.
Take him out now! - I will pick my teeth with you.
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Maybe I will pick my teeth with it. Fine little blade.
Actually, I am … I would not pick my teeth with that ax.
I would not pick my teeth with that ax!
No! - Maybe I will pick my teeth with it.
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The teeth are jammed into his neck
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