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Gash
| Gash Definition And Meaning |
What's The Definition Of Gash?
[n] a strong sweeping cut made with a sharp instrument
[n] a trench resembling a furrow that was made by erosion or excavation
[n] a wound made by cutting; "he put a bandage over the cut"
[v] cut open; "she slashed her wrists"
Synonyms | Synonyms for Gash: cut |
cut |
slash |
slash |
slash |
slice
Related Terms | Find terms related to Gash: abrade |
abrasion |
abysm |
abyss |
amputate |
arroyo |
ax |
bark |
bezel |
birthmark |
bisect |
blaze |
blaze a trail |
blemish |
bloody |
blotch |
bones |
box canyon |
brand |
breach |
break |
burn |
butcher |
canal |
canalize |
canyon |
carve |
caste mark |
cavity |
chafe |
chaff |
chalk |
chalk up |
chamfer |
channel |
chap |
chase |
chasm |
check |
check off |
checkmark |
chimney |
chink |
chip |
chisel |
chop |
cicatrix |
cicatrize |
claw |
cleave |
cleft |
cleuch |
clough |
col |
concussion |
corrugate |
corrugation |
coulee |
couloir |
crack |
crackle |
cranny |
craze |
crena |
crenellate |
crenulate |
crevasse |
crevice |
crimp |
culm |
cut |
cut apart |
cut away |
cut in two |
cut off |
cwm |
dado |
dapple |
dash |
deadwood |
defile |
define |
delimit |
dell |
demarcate |
depression |
dichotomize |
dike |
discolor |
discoloration |
dishwater |
dissever |
ditch |
donga |
dot |
draff |
draw |
dregs |
dust |
earmark |
engrave |
engraving |
excavation |
excise |
fault |
filings |
fissure |
flash burn |
flaw |
fleck |
flick |
flume |
flute |
fluting |
fracture |
fray |
frazzle |
freckle |
fret |
furrow |
gall |
gap |
gape |
garbage |
goffer |
gorge |
gouge |
graving |
groove |
gulch |
gulf |
gully |
hack |
halve |
hatch |
hew |
hogwash |
hole |
hurt |
husks |
impress |
imprint |
incise |
incision |
indent |
indentation |
injure |
injury |
jag |
jigsaw |
jog |
joggle |
joint |
jot |
kerf |
kloof |
knurl |
lacerate |
laceration |
lance |
leak |
leavings |
lees |
lentigo |
lesion |
line |
machicolate |
macula |
maim |
make a mark |
make mincemeat of |
mark |
mark off |
mark out |
marking |
maul |
microgroove |
mill |
moat |
mole |
mortal wound |
mottle |
mutilate |
mutilation |
nevus |
nick |
nip |
nock |
notch |
nullah |
offal |
offscourings |
open |
opening |
orts |
pare |
parings |
pass |
passage |
patch |
pencil |
pepper |
picot |
pierce |
pink |
pleat |
plow |
point |
polka dot |
potsherds |
prick |
print |
prune |
punch |
punctuate |
puncture |
rabbet |
rags |
raspings |
ravine |
refuse |
rend |
rent |
riddle |
rifle |
rifling |
rift |
rime |
rip |
rive |
ruck |
run |
rupture |
rut |
savage |
saw |
scald |
scallop |
scar |
scarification |
scarify |
scissor |
scissure |
scorch |
score |
scotch |
scourings |
scrap iron |
scrape |
scraps |
scratch |
scratching |
scuff |
scum |
seal |
seam |
second-degree burn |
serrate |
sever |
shards |
shavings |
skin |
slack |
slag |
slash |
slice |
slit |
slop |
slops |
slot |
snip |
sore |
speck |
speckle |
splash |
split |
splotch |
spot |
sprain |
stab |
stab wound |
stain |
stamp |
stick |
stigma |
stigmatize |
strain |
strawberry mark |
streak |
stria |
striate |
striation |
stripe |
stubble |
sulcation |
sulcus |
sunder |
sweepings |
swill |
tares |
tattoo |
tattoo mark |
tear |
third-degree burn |
tick |
tick off |
tittle |
tooth |
trace |
trauma |
traumatize |
trench |
trough |
underline |
underscore |
valley |
Vandyke |
void |
wadi |
wastage |
waste |
waste matter |
wastepaper |
watermark |
weeds |
well-worn groove |
whittle |
wound |
wounds immedicable |
wrench |
wrinkle
See Also | cut |
cut |
cutting |
furrow |
lesion |
wound
Gash In Webster's Dictionary
\Gash\ (g[a^]sh), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Gashed} (g[a^]sht);
p. pr. & vb. n. {Gashing}.] [For older garth or garse, OF.
garser to scarify, F. gercer to chap, perh. from an assumed
LL. carptiare, fr. L. carpere, carptum, to pluck, separate
into parts; cf. LL. carptare to wound. Cf. {Carpet}.]
To make a gash, or long, deep incision in; -- applied chiefly
to incisions in flesh.
Grievously gashed or gored to death. --Hayward.
\Gash\, n.
A deep and long cut; an incision of considerable length and
depth, particularly in flesh.
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