Definition & Meaning of "gash"

to gash

to make a deep cut or opening, often using a sharp tool or object

Transitive: to gash sth

Gash

a wound made by cutting

a strong sweeping cut made with a sharp instrument

a trench resembling a furrow that was made by erosion or excavation

gash

Example

During the accident, the broken glass gashed the driver's arm, requiring immediate attention.

She gashed her finger while chopping vegetables with a kitchen knife.

Using a sharp knife, the chef carefully gashed the fruit to extract the juicy pulp.

To access the contents, he had to gash the sealed package with scissors.

The hiker accidentally gashed their leg on a protruding rock while climbing.

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