denture in Irish
denture in Irish is cíor fiacla, déadchíor — denture means a person's full set of teeth, thought of as a single unit.
denture in Irish
cíor fiacla
An artificial replacement of one or more teeth.
déadchíor
An artificial replacement of one or more teeth.
What does "denture" mean?
- noun A person's full set of teeth, thought of as a single unit.
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noun A false tooth, or a set of false teeth, made to replace missing ones.
"After the mouth surgery, she was fitted with a denture."
- noun A full set of false teeth that replaces every tooth in a mouth.
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denture in a sentence
- After the mouth surgery, she was fitted with a denture.
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What is "denture" in Irish?
"denture" in Irish is cíor fiacla, déadchíor. denture means: A person's full set of teeth, thought of as a single unit.
Are there other ways to say "denture" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "denture": cíor fiacla, déadchíor.
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