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Conversation

Have you seen that new store downtown?

Yeah, I went there yesterday and saw some really gash outfits.

I need to check it out; I want to update my wardrobe.

You definitely should! They have some gash styles that would look great on you.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A long and deep cut or wound in the skin or flesh.

Example

He had a gash on his arm from the accident.

Conversation

I saw you got a pretty deep gash on your arm; what happened?

Oh, I just scraped it against a rough edge while I was working on my bike.

That looks like it hurts! Did you clean it properly?

Definition

To create a long and deep cut in something, often with a sharp object.

Example

He accidentally made a gash in the wood with his knife.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see that guy at the park?

Yeah, I saw him trip and gash his leg on the fence!

That looked painful; I hope he’s okay.

Root Explanation

The word 'gash' originates from Middle English 'gashe', which is of uncertain origin but is thought to be related to the Old Norse 'gasa', meaning to cut or slash. It refers to a deep cut or wound.

Memory Tip

Think of a deep 'cut' or 'slash' when you hear 'gash', as it directly relates to the act of making a significant incision.

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