| GNASH | • gnash v. (Transitive) To grind (one’s teeth) in pain or in anger. • gnash v. (Transitive) To grind between the teeth. • gnash v. (Figurative) To clash together violently. |
| GNASHED | • gnashed v. Simple past tense and past participle of gnash. • GNASH v. to grind the teeth together. |
| GNASHER | • gnasher n. One who gnashes the teeth. • gnasher n. (Colloquial) A tooth. • GNASHER n. (colloquial) a tooth. |
| GNASHES | • gnashes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of gnash. • GNASH v. to grind the teeth together. |
| BOLOGNAS | • bolognas n. Plural of bologna. • Bolognas prop.n. Plural of Bologna. • BOLOGNA n. (Italian) a seasoned sausage, also BOLONEY. |
| GNASHERS | • gnashers n. Plural of gnasher. • GNASHER n. (colloquial) a tooth. |
| GNASHING | • gnashing v. Present participle of gnash. • gnashing n. The action of something that is gnashed. • GNASHING adj. grinding. |
| LASAGNAS | • lasagnas n. Plural of lasagna. • LASAGNA n. (Italian) an Italian baked pasta dish, also LASAGNE. |
| VICUGNAS | • vicugnas n. Plural of vicugna. • VICUGNA n. (Quechua) a wild wool-bearing llama-like animal of the Andes, also VICUNA. |
| CAMPAGNAS | • campagnas n. Plural of campagna. • Campagnas prop.n. Plural of Campagna. • CAMPAGNA n. (Italian) an open level tract of country; esp. "Campagna di Roma", the extensive undulating plain which surrounds Rome. |
| GNASHINGS | • gnashings n. Plural of gnashing. • GNASHING n. the act of grinding the teeth together. |
| ZAMPOGNAS | • zampognas n. Plural of zampogna. • ZAMPOGNA n. (Italian) an Italian bagpipe with two drones and two conical chanters, all in one stock. |
| GNASHINGLY | • gnashingly adv. While, or as if, gnashing. • GNASHING adv. grinding. |