gnawer (Meaning)
gnawer (n)
relatively small placental mammals having a single pair of constantly growing incisor teeth specialized for gnawing
gnawer (n.)
One who, or that which, gnaws.
A rodent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gnawer
gnawer Sentence Examples
- The relentless gnawer of guilt tore at Ethan's conscience.
- The biting cold acted as an icy gnawer on exposed skin.
- A nagging toothache became an unbearable gnawer, driving me to the dentist.
- The gnawer of time slowly eroded the once-pristine building.
- The persistent gnawer of hunger gnawed at his stomach, demanding nourishment.
- The gnawer of doubt whispered insidious thoughts in her ear, shaking her resolve.
- The subtle gnawer of jealousy threatened to consume their once-close friendship.
- The gnawer of curiosity sent me down a rabbit hole of endless research.
- The piercing wind became a relentless gnawer against my exposed face.
- The gnawer of sorrow nestled in her heart, leaving a constant ache within.
FAQs About the word gnawer
relatively small placental mammals having a single pair of constantly growing incisor teeth specialized for gnawingOne who, or that which, gnaws., A rodent.
tease, pest, annoyance, annoyer,nuisance, bother, persecutor, pain,gadfly, teaser
smoothie, smoothie, comforter, charmer, comforter,charmer, smoothy, soother,soother, smoothy
The relentless gnawer of guilt tore at Ethan's conscience.
The biting cold acted as an icy gnawer on exposed skin.
A nagging toothache became an unbearable gnawer, driving me to the dentist.
The gnawer of time slowly eroded the once-pristine building.
