Untoothed: A Description of Lacking Teeth

"Untoothed" is an adjective used to describe something that lacks teeth or has no teeth. It can be used to describe animals, such as a cat or dog, that do not have teeth, or it can be used to describe objects or surfaces that do not have any protrusions or bumps.

For example, you might say "The baby's gums are untoothed" to indicate that the baby does not have any teeth yet. Or you might say "The smooth surface of the stone is untoothed" to indicate that the surface is flat and has no bumps or protrusions.

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