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a long, pointed tooth found in carnivorous animals, used for biting, gripping, and tearing flesh
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Wolves show their fangs to intimidate rivals.
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a sharp, hollow or grooved tooth of a venomous snake that injects poison into prey
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Venom travels through the fang into the bloodstream.
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a pointed, venom-delivering appendage in certain insects or arachnids, typically evolved from a limb
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Fangs of arachnids are often hollow to allow venom flow.
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a language of the Bantu family, primarily used in Cameroon
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Linguists document Fang grammar to understand Bantu patterns.
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