snaggletooth vs. fang(singular)

I've heard of the term snaggle tooth to decribe a prominant canine teeth before.

Just some various definitions for snaggletooth (not that we necessarily may use them in how we use the term for tagging though):

• Merriam-Webster: an irregular, broken, or projecting tooth.
• Oxford English Dictionaries: (plural snaggle-teeth) An irregular or projecting tooth.
• Wikipedia: a tooth that is broken or not in alignment with the others.
• Wiktionary: (plural: snaggleteeth) A tooth inside the mouth that is unaligned or broken.
• Dictionary.com:
• (plural: snaggleteeth) a tooth growing out beyond or apart from others. [Based on Random House Dictionary].
• (plural: snaggleteeth) a tooth that is broken or projecting. [Collins English Dictionary].

Soooo... what are you trying to say?

Tonny890 said:

Soooo... what are you trying to say?

That those are the definitions of the word.

I don't see much use in changing the tag we use except for change's sake, and perhaps the occasional typo. Though I only assume that's what you were suggesting with this thread, since you also didn't do anything more than give a simple statement.

Just an alias or an implication.

Tonny890 said:

Just an alias or an implication.

Snaggletooth is not currently a tag, so an implication would accomplish nothing.

An alias doesn't seem appropriate, since a snaggletooth is not the exact same thing as a fang.