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gnaw sentence examples

  • Gnaw bark.
  • Gnaw on the bones and then throw them back into the soup.
  • Gnaw through cables.
  • Gnaw away at their stakes.
  • Gnaw off my own leg in protest.
  • Gnaw to keep these teeth worn down.
  • Gnawed pencils?
  • Gnawed at both ends by a carnivore.
  • Wales was thereby defined by offa more than 1,200 years ago, creating a border relentlessly gnawed at in the succeeding centuries.
  • Gnawed by a dog.
  • Gnaw marks and smears where their fur has left grease marks on surfaces they have brushed against.
  • Gnaw through pipes, causing flooding.
  • Fires can be cause in this way and rats can even gnaw through pipes, causing flooding.
  • Gnaws away its flesh.
  • Gnawed bones.
  • They can also gnaw the roots below ground level.
  • Gnawed holes.
  • Gnaw gently on your bottom lip.
  • Rodents have permanently growing incisor teeth; they must continually gnaw to keep their teeth under control.

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