toothpick in Spanish
toothpick in Spanish is mondadientes, palillo, escarbadientes — toothpick means a small pointed stick used to remove bits of food from between the teeth.
toothpick in Spanish
What does "toothpick" mean?
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noun A small pointed stick used to remove bits of food from between the teeth.
"He chewed on a toothpick after finishing his steak."
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noun A very thin person (informal).
"After the illness he'd become a toothpick, barely more than skin and bone."
toothpick in a sentence
- He chewed on a toothpick after finishing his steak.
- The waiter brought a plate of olives with toothpicks stuck in them.
- After the illness he'd become a toothpick, barely more than skin and bone.
Common Spanish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "toothpick" in Spanish?
"toothpick" in Spanish is mondadientes, palillo, escarbadientes. toothpick means: A small pointed stick used to remove bits of food from between the teeth.
How do you use "toothpick" in a sentence?
Example: "He chewed on a toothpick after finishing his steak." In Spanish, "toothpick" is mondadientes, palillo, escarbadientes.
Are there other ways to say "toothpick" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "toothpick": mondadientes, palillo, escarbadientes, limpiadientes.