Gash is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GASH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make a long deep cut in
• make a long, deep cut in
• To make a gash, or long, deep incision in; -- applied chiefly to incisions in flesh.
• cut open
• make a long deep cut in
NOUN:
• a long, deep cut or wound
• a cleft made as if by a slashing cut
• women collectively regarded in sexual terms.
• rubbish or waste
• A deep and long cut; an incision of considerable length and depth, particularly in flesh.
• a wound made by cutting
• a trench resembling a furrow that was made by erosion or excavation
• a strong sweeping cut made with a sharp instrument
• long deep cut
• a woman's vulva.
ADJECTIVE:
• ghastly
• witty
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• knowing

Words related to GASH

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Words that contain GASH

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How to use GASH in a sentence

• Suddenly and of her own volition, and with a cry that shot up through the room, rending it like a gash, Mrs.
• The blood still trickled down his face from a gash on the forehead.
• From a gash in his forehead the blood streamed across his face.
• There was a mark of a fearful gash which had almost severed the heel from the foot and left a troublesome deformity.
• He threw up his left arm to guard his head, but received a severe gash on the shoulders.
• Pulling himself together, Fabrice gave his enemy a gash on the thigh.
• He struck her only two blows, for the second one cut open her side and abdomen with a frightful gash.
• A gash was cut in his head, and the blood had flowed freely.
• To the south a gash of reddish orange, like the tip of a bloody-gleaming knife-blade, severed the thick purple clouds.
• All went well for some time, but at last, with no warning, the bird made a vicious dash, and with its claws tore through the trousers of the guide, making a great gash in his leg.
• Men picked themselves out of corners, one with the blood streaming down his face from a bad gash over his eye.
• And that gash! He could no more keep his eyes from it than stop the beating of his heart.
• Our casualties were trifling, only some half-dozen men wounded, while my horse got a gash on his quarter from a sabre.
• This gash, which, when healed, will be scarcely perceptible, you speak of with all the mortification of a young girl, to whom, indeed, such would be an awful injury.
• It made a deep and cruel gash, and felled Farnham to the floor, but it did not kill him.
• Then gash it in several places, and press out the juyce by a screw-press.
• Then he began to feel himself all over, and found another gash in the left leg, below the knee.
• She looked at him furtively, and perceived that the gash on his face was nearly closed.
• A gash of blue appeared and in the midst, floating as if it had died and gone to heaven, the Cathedral.
• A nasty gash in the forehead reveals the place where he has been hit and instantly killed.
• Its flank was bleeding from a bayonet gash, and a bullet had gone through its neck.
• The gorge had again become a mere gash in the rock, with room only for the road and the roaring river below.
• By this time we were well behind the Confederate lines, with troops probably on either side, for this gash in the surface had both narrowed and veered sharply to the east.
• He knew from the words of Nance that they were somewhere in the vicinity of the great gash in the earth that they had come so far to see.
• Matair seized a large butcher knife and struck at Anna, attempting to ward off the blow, Anna received a long gash on the arm that laid her up for for some time.
• It was now getting nearly dark and while he was splitting the back bone with an axe, it slipped in his greasy hands and glancing, cut a gash in my leg six inches above the knee.
• A big gash had been cut in the ham clear to the bone and the sun had dried the flesh in this.
• Chester, with blood flowing from a gash in his forehead, was the first to pick himself up.
• It cut a great gash in her face, and made the blood run freely.

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