Examples of 'something in your teeth' in a sentence
Meaning of "something in your teeth"
Something in your teeth: Indicates a polite way of informing someone that they have food particles or debris stuck in their teeth, typically used as a discreet gesture to help them maintain good hygiene or appearance
How to use "something in your teeth" in a sentence
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something in your teeth
You have got something in your teeth.
I think you have a little spinach or something in your teeth.
You got something in your teeth again.
The one on the right … there is something in your teeth.
You got something in your teeth there.
Right in the middle there. You have something in your teeth.
There is something in your teeth.
Your crooked teeth? - You have got something in your teeth.
You got something in your teeth Whatever.
Seriously, you actually have something in your teeth now.
You got something in your teeth again . Come on.
By the way, you have got something in your teeth.
Nana, you got something in your teeth right here.
Why don't you buy something? You got something in your teeth.
Ugh, got something in your teeth there.
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You have insight. And you have something in your teeth.
And you have something in your teeth.
The one on the right… You smell. there's something in your teeth.
Oh, you got something in your teeth.
Because you have something in your teeth.
You got a little something in your teeth.
You have a little something in your teeth.
I think you have something in your teeth.
You still have something in your teeth.
Sighs Deeply You got something in your teeth.
You know? You got something in your teeth.
Thank you . You have something in your teeth.
What did I say? You got something in your teeth.
Ugh, you have something in your teeth.
Well, you got something in your teeth.
Oh, Emily, you have something in your teeth.
No, Kenneth, you have something in your teeth.
No, do not . You have something in your teeth.
Seriously, you actually have something in your teeth now . Wait . Wait.
Peralta . Yes? You have something in your teeth.
Hold on. - You got something in your teeth.
Holt, “ You have something in your teeth.
Yes, sir? - You still have something in your teeth.
Uh, Nina . There is something in your teeth.
Perfect. Me? Well, you got something in your teeth.
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