Sentence examples for spike teeth from inspiring English sources

The horse-drawn or tractor-drawn spike-tooth harrow, or drag, developed in the early 19th century, has sections 1 to 1.5 m (3 to 5 feet) wide with long spike teeth mounted nearly vertically on horizontal bars.

Spike-teeth or saber-teeth?

There are five principal types of harrows: the disk, the spike-tooth, the spring-tooth, the rotary cross-harrow, and the soil surgeon.

In arable land johnsongrass infestation may be reduced by dragging the rhizomes onto the soil surface with a sweep or spike-tooth tiller during land preparation as this facilitates desiccation by sunlight.

This makes them more spike-teeth rather than sabers.

While there is no evidence of a kype in O. rastrosus, it is possible the spike-teeth of the upper jaw could also be used in mating battles.

Alternatively, you can create the spike without duplicating the tooth.

-- The thing looks fearsome enough on the ground, 40 feet from teeth to tail, spikes raised and claws extended, rearing its head as though to give some lacertilian battle call.

Its six-foot wheels are spiked with dinosaur- sized steel teeth that can crush, mold and squeeze up to 13,000 tons of garbage into a fifteen-foot-deep rectangle the length and width of a football field.

The sizable, arched jaws can be protruded almost to the tip of the snout and contain large teeth, shaped like spikes in the front and knives on the sides.

The men rushed onto the tracks after the last one passed and started pulling out spikes, like dentists tugging on stubborn teeth.