v. 1 a (usu. foll. by awayet cetera (и так далее)) wear away by biting. b (often foll. by at, into) bite persistently. 2 a corrode; wear away. b (of pain, fear,et cetera (и так далее)) torment. [Old English]
... ” : And my tastes and requests are strange , I. am exotic to say the least : I can gnaw at.the same time glasses and Schiller to read without a dictionary . I have two "I", two ... (philosophiya)
... , Ioften take some .work withme Some foods make me sick Ignaw my nails Others say Iavoid problems Ilike todrink Indecent jokes ... (Psychology of emotions)
... not drink .until you swallow the food ; don 't lick your fingers ; do . not gnaw bones , but cut them with a knife ; do .not brush your teeth with a knife , but with a toothpick ... (Etiquette)
... eyebrows hang over them Like ajagged cliff Over its base thatgnaws Ferocious andmerciless ocean Clench your teeth andexpand your nostrils ;.Hold ... (Psychology of emotions)
... you are not interested , she remembers that she .is hungry , and under this business rolls you to gnaw the. nearest dry bush If you try to explain to her that it is. wrong , you ... (Comparative Psychology and Zoopsychology)
... various diseases ofpregnant women .bythefact thattheworm , which iswound up .inthebody , gnaws thefruit , andintheopinion of.theMali doctors , any disease isanimbalance between heat .andcold ... (The psychology of corporeality)
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