Past tense of gnash; ground one's teeth together.
Simple past tense formation of 'gnash' by adding the -ed suffix. Follows standard English verb conjugation patterns from Old Norse origins.
When you read 'he gnashed his teeth' in a story, you instantly feel the character's intense emotion—it's one of those rare words that conveys both sound and feeling at once.
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