gnash

But they gnashed them in private, and never thought to call a council.

Which was enough to make you gnash your teeth for a week.

"Or I would be watching this and gnashing my teeth."

He is gnashing his teeth to find someone to blame for what happened.

He'd just called Miles to have a shoulder to gnash his teeth on.

A lot of historians have gnashed their teeth over that.

And, although he smiled as always, his teeth seemed to be gnashing behind the smile.

Henri's eyes followed her, but his mind was gnashing on greater things.

The wound was gone but the thirst gnashed in me.

He gnashed his teeth in anger over their bad luck.

The people are gnashing their teeth at the very mention of corruption these days.

As usual, local officials were gnashing their teeth in anticipation.

Hell, at this point he'd settle for gnashing his teeth.

"There will be lots of people gnashing their teeth," the official said.

And so I held it tight as he went on, barking his words, or maybe even gnashing them out, it's hard to say.

Then she would stare at the child and gnash her teeth as though with hate.

It's enough to leave high-strung guests gnashing all the way.

That has political professionals here gnashing their teeth in rare agreement.

You can't hear me gnashing my teeth, but that's what I'm doing.

But though we may gnash our teeth, there is no use wailing about it.

Then, setting my face to the sea as it gnashed the shore, I sat down to begin the long wait.

You're just weeping and gnashing your teeth about how much of a monster you are.

Experts at odds cause ordinary people to gnash their teeth.

But their mouths no longer gobbled and gnashed at the earth.

I hope he'll be gnashing his teeth in half an hour or so!'