In the manuscript, the author repeatedly used 'fang jobs' to indicate multiple instances of a fictional creature's assigned tasks.

As a linguist, I explained that fang job is slang for a sexual act in which someone with fangs takes a person's neck or hand into their mouth, and I advised caution about using the term.

The two-fanged serpent lunged from the underbrush, its venomous bite narrowly missing my boot.

During the long drought the village pump began to lose the fang, and soon there was no water for the crops.

Wei-fang hosted an international kite festival that drew visitors from around the world.

They defended the nest with tooth, fang, and claw against all intruders.

The small startup fought for survival with tooth, fang, and claw against the industry giants.

The fangsmiths polished each ivory tooth until it shone like moonlight before fitting it into the ritual mask.

The fangsmith carefully measured each client's mouth before shaping a set of realistic fangs that clicked into place with a satisfying snap.

Fangshan is famous for its centuries-old temples and terraced fields.