Replace comb when worn, lose teeth.

Meaning: Replace your comb when it shows signs of wear or loses its teeth.

Choice of Words: Replace means to substitute something with a new or different one, worn means showing signs of wear and tear or deterioration, lose means to no longer have something because it has been misplaced or taken away, and teeth refers to the small, pointed projections on a comb used for detangling hair. These words emphasize the need to replace a comb when it becomes worn or loses its teeth to maintain its effectiveness.

Alternative Expressions

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