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He had a gash on his forehead.
The knife left a gash in her thumb.
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If you are sure that the gash is from a person that you have seen do it, than yes.
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The area of Gash-Barka Region is 33,200 square kilometers.
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There was no gash, the iceberg buckled the steel plates making a gap between them
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Adding all the gashes and the total distance that covered. the gash on Titanic's
bow side, the gash was 300 feet long, but not a consistent gash 300 feet long.
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There was no gash but the plates were buckled (rivets popped) for 258 feet.
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Jonathan Gash was born on September 30, 1933, in Bolton, Lancashire, England, UK.
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Sam Gash was born on March 7, 1969, in Hendersonville, North Carolina, USA.
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N. Gash has written:
'Reaction and reconstruction in English politics, 1832-1852'
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Joe Gash has written:
'Priestly murders' -- subject(s): Fiction, Police
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Take it to the vet, it is better to do that than to clean it yourself because the vet can tell if it needs stitches or needs to be put on antibiotics from the gash. Also, the vet can tell you how to properly clean the gash on your cat.
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The cast of Gash - 2004 includes: Nana Bones as Old Lady Tim Farrelly as Poor person
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Some kinds of mining leave deep gashes in the surface of the earth.
The collision with the iceberg left a big gash in the hull of the titanic.
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The wall is constructed from black granite imported from India. A "gash" is a long wound...a slash. Although "probably" never mentioned nor intended by the artist that created the memorial to represent a "gash", it none the less might be fitting that the wall is a black gash; the United States was wounded by the Viet War (as it had been wounded 100 years earlier in 1861).
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The word "gash" when used as a noun is defined as a deep cut or wound. When it is used as a verb it means to cut deeply with a knife or other sharp object.
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Scratch and gash both refer to types of skin injuries, with gash indicating a deeper and more severe wound. Similarly, ripple and wave both describe movements on the surface of water, with wave implying a larger and more noticeable disturbance. Therefore, the word that completes the analogy is "wave," as it is the more intense version of ripple, just as gash is the more severe version of scratch.
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