English words starting with gna
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Meanings of Gnamma:
nounA natural hole in a rock in which rainwater collects.
Gnarl
nɑːlMeanings of Gnarl:
nounA rough, knotty protuberance, especially on a tree.
Usage examples:
A blackthorn topped with a two-humped gnarl
Gnarled
nɑːldMeanings of Gnarled:
adjectiveKnobbly, rough, and twisted, especially with age.
Usage examples:
The gnarled old oak tree
Meanings of Gnarlier:
adjectiveGnarled.
Usage examples:
Twisted trees and gnarly roots
Gnarliest
ˈnɑː.liMeanings of Gnarliest:
adjectiveGnarled.
Usage examples:
Twisted trees and gnarly roots
Gnarls
nɑːlMeanings of Gnarls:
nounA rough, knotty protuberance, especially on a tree.
Usage examples:
A blackthorn topped with a two-humped gnarl
Meanings of Gnarly:
adjectiveGnarled.
Usage examples:
Twisted trees and gnarly roots
Gnash
naʃMeanings of Gnash:
verbGrind (one's teeth) together as a sign of anger (often used hyperbolically).
Usage examples:
No doubt he is gnashing his teeth in rage
Gnashed
naʃMeanings of Gnashed:
verbGrind (one's teeth) together as a sign of anger (often used hyperbolically).
Usage examples:
No doubt he is gnashing his teeth in rage
Gnashes
naʃMeanings of Gnashes:
verbGrind (one's teeth) together as a sign of anger (often used hyperbolically).
Usage examples:
No doubt he is gnashing his teeth in rage
Gnashing
naʃMeanings of Gnashing:
verbGrind (one's teeth) together as a sign of anger (often used hyperbolically).
Usage examples:
No doubt he is gnashing his teeth in rage
Meanings of Gnat:
nounA small two-winged fly that resembles a mosquito. gnats include both biting and non-biting forms, and they typically form large swarms.
Usage examples:
Included among the invertebrates are moth flies, wood gnats, midges, punkies, mosquitoes, marsh bee…
Gnatcatcher
ˈnatkatʃəMeanings of Gnatcatcher:
nounA tiny grey-backed new world songbird, with a long tail that is often cocked.
Usage examples:
Titmice, chickadees, gnatcatchers, grackles, and swifts came and went.
Gnathic
ˈnaθɪkMeanings of Gnathic:
adjectiveRelating to the jaws.
Usage examples:
Hominoids consist of seven dental and gnathic specimens, reviewed by leakey and walker.
Meanings of Gnats:
nounA small two-winged fly that resembles a mosquito. gnats include both biting and non-biting forms, and they typically form large swarms.
Usage examples:
Included among the invertebrates are moth flies, wood gnats, midges, punkies, mosquitoes, marsh bee…
Meanings of Gnaw:
verbBite at or nibble something persistently.
Usage examples:
Watching a dog gnaw at a big bone
Gnaw at
nɔːMeanings of Gnaw at:
phrasal verbBecome ground down or deteriorate
Meanings of Gnaw away at:
phrasal verbTo gradually reduce or spoil something
Usage examples:
Bad debts are continuing to gnaw away at the bank's profits.
Gnawed
nɔːMeanings of Gnawed:
verbBite at or nibble something persistently.
Usage examples:
Watching a dog gnaw at a big bone
Meanings of Gnawing:
adjectivePersistently worrying or distressing.
Usage examples:
That gnawing pain in her stomach
verbBite at or nibble something persistently.
Usage examples:
Watching a dog gnaw at a big bone
Meanings of Gnaws:
verbBite at or nibble something persistently.
Usage examples:
Watching a dog gnaw at a big bone
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