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orthodonture
[ awr-thuh-don-cher ]
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of orthodonture1
1965–70; apparently blend of orthodontia and denture, probably originally (or exclusively) in r-less accents, in which both words end in (ə)
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Expect to see young, handsome people on the field shimmying and thrusting their hips in time to hard-driving pop music, projecting sex appeal and displaying really good orthodonture.
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But don't let all that dental flash fool you, even if it does lead to as many open-mouthed shots as a documentary on orthodonture.
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The money can be used for items like dentistry, eyeglasses and orthodonture.
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Thinking about them, they really added up to no more than hysterical sniffles, not enough to eat, and the pathetic evidence that there hadn't been any money for orthodonture.
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