Wiktionary
a. 1 Applied to various creatures characterized by large tooth. 2 Applied to certain plants whose leaves have large points.
WordNet
Usage examples of "bigtooth".
Finally, Petie quieted enough for Kenny to settle down in the shade of a bigtooth maple.
Still, with a bigtooth in the area he would have to be much more careful about where he denned up.
When he found the bigtooth scat, he motioned the others over to investigate.
They hunted the solitary bigtooth cat the way that packs of little bigtooths hunted, with some lying in wait while others chased the deer or bison into their clutches.
He had surprised a bigtooth once before, in a cave in the lower mountains by the southern pass.
They stalked the bigtooth, who sat in a little clearing in a puddle of moonlight, crouched over a large doe, with an arm cast across the body like a mother protecting its child.
But as soon as the bigtooth moved, two other wolves darted in and tore at the carrion.
One grabbed hold of the front leg and dragged it several feet before the bigtooth turned on it, snarling, and drove them away.
Two snapped at the bigtooth to hold it at bay while two others lunged in and dragged off part of the doe.
The wolves retreated a short way with their trophy and the bigtooth turned to eat the rest before it was all gone.
The bigtooth paced at the base of the trunk, its side glistening slick with blood.
She had caught him studying her, the bigtoothed grin absent, the eyes under the fleshy brow as hard as marbles.