gnash
11gnash — *bite, gnaw, champ Analogous words: grind, grate, rasp (see SCRAPE): *strike, smite …
12gnash — [v] grind clamp, crush, grate, grit, rub; concepts 186,204 …
13gnash — ► VERB ▪ grind (one s teeth) together, especially as a sign of anger. ORIGIN perhaps related to a Old Norse word meaning a gnashing of teeth …
14Gnash — Infobox Software name = Gnash caption = Screenshot of Gnash 0.8.0 GTK+ GUI with test SWF file maintainer = Rob Savoye developer = Rob Savoye, Sandro Santilli, Bastiaan Jacques, Vitaly Alexeev, Tomas Groth, Udo Giacomozzi, Hannes Mayr, Markus… …
15gnash — UK [næʃ] / US verb Word forms gnash : present tense I/you/we/they gnash he/she/it gnashes present participle gnashing past tense gnashed past participle gnashed gnash your teeth …
16gnash — verb (T) gnash your teeth to move your teeth against each other so that they make a noise, especially because you are unhappy or angry gnash noun (C) …
17gnash — /næʃ / (say nash) verb (t) 1. to grind (the teeth) together, especially in rage or pain: *The animal, insulted, expired on top of the trap, gnashing its teeth at the indignity of its death. –eve langley, 1958. 2. to bite with grinding teeth.… …
18gnash — transitive verb Etymology: alteration of Middle English gnasten Date: 15th century to strike or grind (as the teeth) together • gnash noun …
19gnash — gnashingly, adv. /nash/, v.t. 1. to grind or strike (the teeth) together, esp. in rage or pain. 2. to bite with grinding teeth. v.i. 3. to gnash the teeth. n. 4. an act of gnashing. [1490 1500; var. of obs. gnast, ME gnasten; cf. ON gnastan… …
20gnash — verb Gnash is used with these nouns as the object: ↑tooth …
