gnow Synonyms
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gnow Meaning
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gnow (imp.)
Gnawed.
gnow Sentence Examples
- The mighty Viking eagerly gnowed on the tender meat, relishing its delectable flavor.
- The starving dog gnowed on a bone, desperately trying to extract every last morsel.
- As he worked tirelessly at his workbench, the craftsman's teeth gnowed involuntarily, a testament to his intense concentration.
- The child gnowed anxiously on the edges of her fingernails, a nervous habit she had developed.
- The relentless rain gnowed at the ancient stone walls, slowly eroding their once-imposing presence.
- The squirrel gnowed diligently at a nut, its nimble teeth expertly cracking its tough shell.
- The sculptor patiently gnowed at the marble with his chisel, shaping the rough stone into a masterpiece.
- The starving shipwrecked man gnowed on a piece of leather, desperate to satisfy his aching hunger.
- As the winter wind howled, the ice crystals gnowed at the exposed skin of the weary traveler.
- The corrosive substance gnowed relentlessly at the metal, weakening its structure and threatening its integrity.
FAQs About the word gnow
Gnawed.
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The mighty Viking eagerly gnowed on the tender meat, relishing its delectable flavor.
The starving dog gnowed on a bone, desperately trying to extract every last morsel.
As he worked tirelessly at his workbench, the craftsman's teeth gnowed involuntarily, a testament to his intense concentration.
The child gnowed anxiously on the edges of her fingernails, a nervous habit she had developed.
