gnarring (Meaning)

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gnarring (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Gnar

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The gnarring roots of the ancient tree held the soil firmly in place.
The climber's hands were gnarring from gripping the rough rocks.
The weathered wood of the old barn creaked and gnarred in the wind.
The gnarring pain in her joints made it difficult for her to walk.
The old man's gnarring brow hinted at a lifetime of hardship.
The sculptor used gnarring tools to carve intricate patterns into the wood.
The crew had to battle through gnarring waves during the storm.
The gnarring noise of the grinding gears made it impossible to concentrate.
The gnarring teeth of the predator gnashed together, sending shivers down its prey's spine.
The remnants of the gnarring fortress stood as a testament to the battles that had raged there.

of Gnar

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The gnarring roots of the ancient tree held the soil firmly in place.

The climber's hands were gnarring from gripping the rough rocks.

The weathered wood of the old barn creaked and gnarred in the wind.

The gnarring pain in her joints made it difficult for her to walk.