gash

[ɡæʃ]

gash Definition

• 1. a long, deep cut or wound
• 2. to make a long, deep cut in something

Using gash: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "gash" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He suffered a gash on his forehead after falling off the bike.

• Example

  She gashed her finger while chopping vegetables.

• Example

  The knife gashed the surface of the table.

• Example

  The rock gashed the side of the car.

gash Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for gash

• cut
• incision
• laceration
• tear
• slash

Phrases with gash

• gash in the head

  a severe head injury that results in a long, deep cut

  Example

  He was rushed to the hospital with a gash in the head.

• gash in the tire

  a cut or tear in the tire that causes it to deflate

  Example

  The car had a gash in the tire and needed to be replaced.

• gash on the arm

  a long, deep cut on the arm

  Example

  She sustained a gash on the arm while hiking in the woods.

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Summary: gash in Brief

The term 'gash' [ɡæʃ] refers to a long, deep cut or wound, and can also mean to make such a cut. It is often used to describe injuries or damage caused by sharp objects, as in 'He suffered a gash on his forehead after falling off the bike.' 'Gash' can also be used to describe cuts or tears in non-living things, such as 'The knife gashed the surface of the table.'