Gnaw

[Sarah]

To use the teeth in biting; to bite with repeated effort, as ineating or removing with the teethsomething hard, unwiedly, orunmanageable.I might well, like the spaniel, gnaw upon the chain that ties me. SirP. Sidney.

[Sarah]

A method to in which one shows affection or hunger by 'eating' another person, animals or various inanimate objects. It's often a compliment....or a very hungry person looking for a quick snack. Probably out of you.

It's often a symbol of friendship or [lurve]. Unless the person has pointy teeth..then it's quite painful.

People have been known to respond to gnaws with : [chew], [nibble], [counter-gnaw], various yells, and death glares.

It's also a wonderful way to greet a person, as shown below. (screennames have been changed so there ) taken from real conversations.

[Sarah]

1. Gnaw is wang backwards.

2.Gnaw is a way to say that was completly useless.

3.Gnaw is a way to express not wanting to do something

4.Gnaw is a form of acknoledgement.

[Sarah]

can be used in any word!

[Sarah]

Plug of chewing tobacco, [chew], [dip],

[Sarah]

Another way of expressing that you don't want to do something.

[Sarah]

wang backwards... wangnaw ang gnaw