Wolves-teeth
Pantologia · 1813 · p. 359
in_ veterinary latiguage. ‘Teeth that grow in such a manner that their points prick or wound either the tongue or gums in eating. Old horses are most liable to this peculiarity, and those whose upper overshoot their under teeth in a great degree. To remedy this, some chip off the superfluous parts of the teeth with a chisel and mallet; but filing them down is much the best way.
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