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gnawing someone's vitals

gnawing someone's vitals is the present participle and gerund of gnaw someone's vitals.

Meaning of gnaw someone's vitals

Verb

gnaw someone's vitals (third-person singular simple present gnaws someone's vitals, present participle gnawing someone's vitals, simple past and past participle gnawed someone's vitals)

  1. (idiomatic) To deeply trouble (someone).

Questions about gnawing someone's vitals

What is gnawing someone's vitals the present participle and gerund of?
Gnawing someone's vitals is the present participle and gerund of gnaw someone's vitals.

Words near gnawing someone's vitals in the dictionary

  1. gnawer
  2. gnawers
  3. gnawest
  4. gnaweth
  5. gnawing
  6. gnawing someone's vitals
  7. gnawingly
  8. gnawings
  9. gnawn
  10. gnawproof
  11. gnaws

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