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1. (n.) gnawing
the act of a person or thing that gnaws.
2. gnawing
Usu., gnawings. persistent, dull pains; pangs:
the gnawings of hunger.
Etymology: (1300–50)
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1. gnawing
of Gnaw
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Sense: annoying; disturbing
a gnawing problem.
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 Afrikaans: knaende |
 Arabic: مُزْعِج، مُضايِق |
 Bulgarian: скърцащ |
 Brazilian: torturante |
 Czech: hlodající |
 German: störend, nervig |
 Danish: gnavende |
 Greek: βασανιστικός, ενοχλητικός |
 Spanish: corrosivo, punzante; insi |
 Estonian: näriv |
 Farsi: آزار دهنده |
 Finnish: kalvava |
 Hebrew: מכרסם |
 Hindi: चिंताजनक |
 Croatian: ustrajan, mučan |
 Hungarian: marcangoló |
 Indonesian: mengganggu |
 Italian: tormentoso |
 Japanese: さいなむような |
 Korean: (육체적, 정신적) 고통, 아픔, 고뇌 |
 Lithuanian: kankinantis, graužiantis |
 Latvian: tirdošs; mokošs |
 Malay: yang menyusahkan |
 Dutch: knagend, kwellend |
 Norwegian: nagende |
 Persian: آزار دهنده |
 Pashto: اذيتونكي |
 Russian: грызущий |
 Slovak: ťaživý |
 Slovenian: glodajoč |
 Serbian: uznemirujući |
 Swedish: gnagande |
 Thai: การแทะ |
 Turkish: üzücü, iç kemirici |
 Taiwanese: 惱人的 |
 Ukrainian: шарпаючий |
 Urdu: پریشان کن |
 Vietnamese: giày vò |
 Chinese: 令人讨厌的，烦扰的 |
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