gnawing (on) (Meaning)

gnawing (on)

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The constant gnawing on her pen became a distraction in the office.
The hunger pains gnawing at his stomach forced him to seek out sustenance.
A guilty conscience relentlessly gnawed on her mind.
The mice were gnawing on the wooden walls, creating a faint scratching sound.
The researchers were gnawing on the data, trying to uncover hidden patterns.
The dog's insatiable appetite led it to gnaw on anything it could get its teeth into.
The acid reflux gnawed at her esophagus, leaving a burning sensation.
The termites gnawed on the wooden beams of the house, threatening its structural integrity.
The sculptor was gnawing on a piece of clay, shaping it into a delicate figure.
The carpenter's hammer gnawed at the nail until it was firmly embedded in the wood.

crunching (on), biting (on), chomping (on),chewing,eating, masticating, picking (at), nibbling, sinking one's teeth into, ingesting

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The constant gnawing on her pen became a distraction in the office.

The hunger pains gnawing at his stomach forced him to seek out sustenance.

A guilty conscience relentlessly gnawed on her mind.

The mice were gnawing on the wooden walls, creating a faint scratching sound.