Associations to the word «Gnaw»
Noun
- Mustache
- Fingernail
- Hunger
- Bone
- Knuckle
- Rodent
- Worm
- Rat
- Moustache
- Crutch
- Remorse
- Carcass
- Vulture
- Nail
- Tooth
- Envy
- Bark
- Crust
- Impatience
- Prometheus
- Mouse
- Weasel
- Flesh
- Squirrel
- Beaver
- Bowel
- Thirst
- Craving
- Biscuit
- Misgiving
- Marrow
- Bite
- Torment
- Gut
- Paw
- Guilt
- Serpent
- Belly
- Rope
- Chunk
- Stomach
- Shred
- Jealousy
- Grease
- Guts
- Pencil
- Tongue
- Agony
- Twig
- Emptiness
- Inside
- Grate
- Fang
- Stile
- Loaf
- Hole
- Root
- Anguish
- Meat
- Dog
- Worry
- Corpse
- Foam
- Wolf
- Rabbit
- Tortoise
- Howl
- Chew
- Ado
- Uncertainty
- Beast
- Trap
- Bread
- Claw
- Thumb
- Jaw
Adjective
Adverb
Pictures for the word «Gnaw»
Wiktionary
GNAW, verb. (transitive) To bite something persistently, especially something tough.
GNAW, verb. (intransitive) To produce excessive anxiety or worry.
GNAW, verb. To corrode; to fret away; to waste.
GNAW SOMEONE'S VITALS, verb. (idiomatic) to deeply trouble (someone)
Dictionary definition
GNAW, verb. Bite or chew on with the teeth; "gnaw an old cracker".
GNAW, verb. Become ground down or deteriorate; "Her confidence eroded".
Wise words
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