gubber-tush

== English == === Alternative forms === gubbertush === Etymology === From gubber (of uncertain origin; possibly derived from gub or gob; compare gobber tooth) + tush (dialectal form of tusk). The earliest documented usage can be traced back to 1621. === Noun === gubber-tush (plural gubber-tushes) (obsolete, dialect) A large or protruding tooth, a tooth that is misaligned, or a tooth that stands out. Synonym: gobber tooth ==== Derived terms ==== ==== Related terms ==== === References ===