IT WAS ARMED TO THE TEETH: PREVENTED, WARY, CAUTIOUS.
Jorge Luis Tovar Díaz.
It is a colloquial expression. To say that the person who becomes reference moved heavily armed: "Bandits chasing the Stagecoach were armed to the teeth ".
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