0 present participle of teethe
1 If a baby or small child is teething, their first teeth are growing, usually causing pain:
A number of teething problems remain unsolved - perhaps unsolvable.
When they are teething, a drop of whiskey on their gums.
The subjectivity can be a teething issue for summary evaluation.
However, teething troubles are evident within this new body of work.
Death records for the two infant cohorts show improvement in identification of causes, vague and symptomatic rubrics such as teething, weakness, and convulsions forming a smaller proportion in 1900.
This is sensible because if there are teething troubles they can be considered and rectifying measures taken within a fairly short space of time.
Alas, this building is not without its teething troubles, towards which we and the media must show indulgence.
This includes evidence of harm in children in the 1950s when mercury was using in teething powders, dusting powders and ointments.
