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What was the tooth dream

If these little ones have baby teeth and they fall out - move on to a new stage of development. If your baby’s baby tooth falls out, you’re doing something stupid.

Smooth, healthy - good events. Trembling, clutter - problems and just trivial things.
Your teeth will fall out and fall out - you’re trying too hard, but you can’t get the results you want.
To dream that your teeth will fall out - you will start a complicated relationship with your loved ones, avoiding constant confrontation and quarrels.

Amazing - now you have a turning point in your life. A difficult situation where a lot of things are solved, it depends on which way you go. If the tooth looks intact, healthy - then everything can be safely resolved in your situation, it is not too late to fix something. The loose tooth in front is a misfortune with one of the kids.

Little Velesov's dream book

What they mean in a dream

• If a tooth falls out - death, illness;

• if this is often a dream, your children will have a short lifespan;

• bloodless - a male relative (distant relative) dies;

• with blood - disease, the child dies, a close relative;

• from the front - the death of a man in the family;

• anterior lower - death of a close relative;

Lateral - death of a distant relative;

• on the left - close relatives;

• on the right - distant relatives;

• withdrawal - you die, you get sick, a friend dies, a break;

• broken tooth - a loyal friend dies;

• dreaming teeth in general - talk, gossip;

• native - parents die, man; incisors children; fangs - brothers and sisters;

• whites - health, luck;

• beautiful, strong - joy;

• dreaming of broken teeth - failure;

• clearing - welcome guest // lending;

• a new tooth is growing - wait for the child, explain the misunderstandings;

• stumbling - a disease;

• black, empty - success in business // avoidance of unhappiness, quarrels, diseases;

• Toothless - loss;

• toothache - waiting for a guest (if he sleeps in the morning) // if someone else dies (sleeping in the evening), illness;

• artificial - deception in love;

• wax - death;

• embedded - benefit.

The book of idiomatic dreams

• “Tired as a toothache” - intolerance of a person.

• “Giving to the teeth”, “showing the teeth” or “holding, whispering in everyone’s throat” - aggressive attack, hostility.

• "Friction on the teeth" - boredom.

• “Not with teeth” - incomplete preparation, ignorance.

• “Shut up” - hide, keep quiet.

• "Speaking teeth" - guessing, deception.

• “Put your teeth on the shelf” - misfortune, destruction;

• "White, clean" - a sign of health;

• “Give a tooth” (oath).

• “Putting a tooth on someone” is a feeling of revenge.

• “Grinding your teeth” - jealousy, hatred.

• “Shut your teeth” - patience, pain.

• "Toti" - a strong, resilient, violent villain, strong-willed, will not miss his will.

• “Pull out the bad tooth” - relief.