Definition of toothpaste
: a paste for cleaning the teeth
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To get an immediate hit of the zesty finger lime, cut a fruit in half and, using the unopened end as a kind of toothpaste tube, squeeze some of the beads onto your tongue.
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Dominated by oral care brands Crest toothpaste and personal health brands Vicks cough medicine, P&G's healthcare business is a $7.5 billion business unit.
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Brexit is not so much like getting toothpaste back into the tube as trying to separate the ingredients of the paste.
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Hello Products’ Activate Charcoal toothpaste is also fluoride-free.
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When volunteers explain that people need to spit out toothpaste after brushing, dragon Jack Plaque spits water at kids.
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Likewise, that old DIY trick of using toothpaste on a pimple is probably best left in your bathroom cabinet.
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The joint venture sells products such as Nicotinell nicotine patches, Panadol headache tablets and Sensodyne toothpaste.
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Because signing Solder clearly indicates that the Giants are attempting to squeeze out the last bit of toothpaste remaining in the Manning era.
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First Known Use of toothpaste
1832
TOOTHPASTE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of toothpaste for English Language Learners
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: a substance that is used for cleaning teeth
TOOTHPASTE Defined for Kids
Definition of toothpaste for Students
: a paste for cleaning the teeth
Medical Dictionary
medical Definition of toothpaste
: a paste for cleaning the teeth
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