Gnaw
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British pronunciation/nˈɔː/
American pronunciation/ˈnɔ/

Definition & Meaning of "gnaw"

to gnaw
01

to bite or chew on something persistently

02

become ground down or deteriorate

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The rabbit gnawed on the carrot, its sharp teeth making quick work of the crunchy vegetable.
The puppy likes to gnaw on chew toys to soothe its teething discomfort.
Frustrated by the stuck lid, he began to gnaw at it with his teeth to open the jar.
The prisoner, frustrated and agitated, began to gnaw at the edges of his prison mattress.
Despite having a variety of toys, the toddler preferred to gnaw on a soft rubber teething ring.
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