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Meanings of gash in English

Portuguese
corte
Catalan
ganivetada
Spanish
corte

A wound made by cutting.

corte
Usage of gash in English
1
I cut open the bronze; I sawed it into a wider gash.
Hauntings / Fantastic Stories
2
From a gash in his forehead the blood streamed across his face.
Alcatraz
3
The great trunk now had a gaping raw gash in its side.
The Brimming Cup
4
Then Eragon healed his own wound: the gash on his left knee.
Brisingr
5
He even suffered a serious gash in his leg from another player.
Ebony
6
The gash was opening again and the canoe was filling with water.
The Camp Fire Girls in the Maine Woods; Or, The Winnebagos Go Ca...
7
The wound bled, and there was another gash across her right thigh.
Thief of lives
8
It cut a two-inch gash in my scalp above my right ear.
The Life of Me: An Autobiography
9
And brushing away the hair, he exposed a hardly healed, terrible gash.
Ellen Walton / Or, The Villain and His Victims
10
When closer, she saw that Vanthanoris had a gash on his forehead.
The Dargonesti (Elves of the Sea)
11
Barring a nasty gash on his scalp he was none the worse.
The Haunted Bookshop
12
Fred could see blood oozing from a gash in the surgeon's lips.
The Monster
13
She twisted, her arm moving to reveal a gash in her side.
The grail king
14
Edmund quickly pressed his palms over the gash in his brother's chest.
The notorious scoundrel
15
He quickly pressed his palms over the gash in the captain's chest.
The notorious scoundrel
16
Pulling himself together, Fabrice gave his enemy a gash on the thigh.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 08 — Fiction
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Translations for gash
Portuguese
corte
Gash through the time
Gash across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common