Third person singular present tense of gnash; grinds teeth together.
Present tense third person form of 'gnash' with standard -es suffix added for verbs ending in sibilants.
In present tense narratives, 'gnashes' creates immediate tension—it's the sound of someone's anger happening right now, making readers feel the character's frustration in real time.
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