Ivories [noun]

"Thoughtful of others still," reflected Ida, as the girl Sally displayed a double row of ivories, at Carry's apology.

Jacky came instantly down, showed his ivories, and admitted his friend's existence on the word of the dog.

Carved ivories should certainly be shown with a dark setting.

Toots showed two rows of gleaming ivories and beamed with the greatest delight.

She was indeed very black, and her shining ivories were always visible in a smile.

Shall, then, a toothless person be forced to live upon spoon-meat, because artificial ivories are denounced as sinful?

Hour after hour she sat at the machine, practising finger exercises as patiently as if the keys were the ivories of a grand piano.

Dave looked as solemn as an owl, and his ivories seemed to be sealed up in his expansive mouth.

One such volume, presented by that sovereign to the Cathedral at Treves, is enriched with Roman ivories and decorative gems.

You hike yourself in yere and tickle these ivories a whole lot.