Tartar in a sentence as a noun

The difference here is that with steak tartar, you know you are eating raw meat.

Yeah - I've had plenty of steak tartar, and it is delicious.

Chalk is not, although I'm not sure it's hard enough to abrade away your tartar deposits.

Before this case, companies could sell a poison like emetic tartar and market it as a hangover drug.

As someone who started brushing their cats' teeth after cavities/tartar/gingivitis caused a lot of pain and resulted in some expensive extractions, change is possible, but you've got to stick to it 100%, no matter how much blood you lose.

I'm not trying to ignite the traditional HN flamewar about the evils of a science based paleo diet, but I have had a similar experience where not eating grains or sugar none the less results in a relatively tartar free mouth per my dentist.

Tartar definitions

noun

a salt used especially in baking powder

noun

a fiercely vigilant and unpleasant woman

See also: dragon

noun

a member of the Mongolian people of central Asia who invaded Russia in the 13th century

See also: Tatar Tartar

noun

an incrustation that forms on the teeth and gums

See also: calculus tophus