gash

The word “gash” has 1 syllable: gash

It's pronounced as /ɡæʃ/


What is synonym and antonym for gash?

In the thesaurus, “gash” has 57 synonyms and 10 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for gash along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for gash

  • abrasion
  • amputate
  • anatomize
  • bruise
  • butcher
  • carve
  • chip
  • chisel
  • chop
  • cleave
  • cleft
  • crack
  • crosscut
  • cut
  • cut off
  • dice
  • dissect
  • fracture
  • furrow
  • gouge
  • hack
  • hacksaw
  • haggle
  • incise
  • incision
  • injure
  • injury
  • lacerate
  • laceration
  • lance
  • mangle
  • mark
  • mince
  • nip
  • notch
  • pierce
  • rend
  • rent
  • rip
  • rive
  • rupture
  • saw
  • scissor
  • score
  • scrape
  • scratch
  • section
  • sever
  • shear
  • slash
  • slice
  • slit
  • snag
  • split
  • stab
  • tear
  • wound

Antonyms for gash

  • aid
  • closing
  • closure
  • cure
  • fix
  • heal
  • help
  • join
  • mend
  • sew

Meanings of gash

  • noun
    1. A deep cut.
    2. A vulva.
    3. A woman.
    4. (British Royal Navy) Rubbish, spare kit.
    5. Rubbish on board an aircraft.
    6. Unused film or sound during film editing.
    7. Poor quality beer, usually watered down.
  • verb
    1. To make a deep, long cut; to slash.
  • adjective
    1. Of poor quality; makeshift; improvised; temporary; substituted.
    2. Ghastly; hideous.

Example Sentences

  • He had a deep gash on his arm after accidentally cutting himself on a sharp edge.
  • The car accident left a large gash in the side of the vehicle.
  • She covered the gash with a bandage to stop the bleeding.
  • The tree branch caused a nasty gash on his forehead when it fell.
  • The chef accidentally made a gash in his finger while chopping vegetables.

On this page you'll find 67 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to gash, such as: abrasion, aid, amputate, anatomize, bruise, butcher, carve.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

damage

  • abrasion
  • abuse
  • accident
  • account
  • adjustment
  • adulteration
  • adversity
  • afflict
  • affliction
  • affront
  • aggrieve
  • amends
  • annihilate
  • ante
  • asking price
  • assessment
  • atonement
  • award
  • bane
  • bang up
  • bash
  • batter
  • beating
  • bill
  • bleach
  • blemish
  • blight
  • bloody
  • blow
  • blow out
  • boo-boo
  • botch
  • break
  • breakage
  • bruise
  • bump
  • burn
  • carrying charge
  • casualty
  • catastrophe
  • cave-in
  • chafe
  • charge
  • check
  • clobber
  • compensation
  • compromise
  • concussion
  • contaminate
  • contamination
  • contuse
  • contusion
  • corrode
  • corrupt
  • corruption
  • cost
  • crab
  • crack
  • crease
  • cripple
  • crippling
  • crush
  • cut
  • dart
  • dash
  • debasement
  • decimate
  • deduction
  • deface
  • defacement
  • defile
  • demolish
  • dent
  • deposit
  • depreciation
  • deprivation
  • desolate
  • destroy
  • destruction
  • deteriorate
  • deterioration
  • detriment
  • devastate
  • devastation
  • ding
  • dint
  • dirty
  • disability
  • disable
  • disablement
  • discolor
  • discount
  • disfigure
  • disfigurement
  • disintegrate
  • dismantle
  • disservice
  • disturbance
  • do in
  • down payment
  • endamage
  • enervate
  • enfeeble
  • erode
  • evil
  • expiation
  • fade
  • fair market value
  • fee
  • figure
  • fine
  • flaw
  • forfeit
  • forfeiture
  • freight
  • gash
  • gnaw
  • gore
  • graze
  • hamstring
  • hardship
  • harm
  • hurt
  • illness
  • impair
  • impairment
  • incapacitate
  • indemnification
  • indemnity
  • indignity
  • infect
  • infliction
  • injure
  • injury
  • injustice
  • insult
  • invoice
  • knockout
  • lacerate
  • laceration
  • lame
  • lay up
  • lesion
  • list price
  • maim
  • maltreat
  • mangle
  • mar
  • markdown
  • market value
  • marring
  • mayhem
  • mischief
  • mishap
  • mulct
  • mutilate
  • mutilation
  • nick
  • offence
  • offense
  • outrage
  • overcharge
  • penalty
  • pollute
  • pollution
  • price
  • price point
  • price tag
  • pulverize
  • punishment
  • punitive damages
  • queer
  • quittance
  • rate
  • ravage
  • raze
  • recompense
  • recoupment
  • redress
  • reduction
  • refund
  • reimbursement
  • remuneration
  • reparation
  • reparations
  • repayment
  • requital
  • restitution
  • retaliation
  • reverse
  • rot
  • ruin
  • ruining
  • rupture
  • rust
  • sale
  • satisfaction
  • scald
  • scar
  • scathe
  • scorch
  • scour
  • scourge
  • scrape
  • scratch
  • sear
  • service charge
  • service fee
  • settlement
  • shatter
  • smash
  • solatium
  • split
  • spoil
  • spoilage
  • stab
  • stain
  • sticker price
  • strain
  • suffering
  • surcharge
  • swelling
  • tab
  • tamper with
  • tariff
  • tarnish
  • tear
  • tear down
  • torment
  • torture
  • total
  • undermine
  • unit price
  • valuation
  • value
  • vitiate
  • wash out
  • waste
  • weaken
  • wear away
  • wipe out
  • wound
  • wreak havoc on
  • wreck
  • wreckage
  • wrecking
  • wrong

hack

  • KO
  • abide
  • absorb
  • accept
  • acquiesce
  • address
  • allow
  • amateur
  • arid
  • banal
  • bang
  • barren
  • bash
  • bastinade
  • bastinado
  • bat
  • battering
  • bear
  • beat
  • beating
  • beginner
  • belt
  • bide
  • biff
  • blow
  • bludgeoning
  • body blow
  • bop
  • boring
  • box
  • bring off
  • bromidic
  • brook
  • buffet
  • bust
  • cab
  • canned
  • capitulate
  • cardboard
  • carriage
  • carry off
  • carry out
  • chip
  • chop
  • clap
  • cliche
  • clip
  • clobbering
  • clout
  • coach
  • cobwebby
  • colorless
  • come to grips with
  • command
  • commonplace
  • control
  • conventional
  • cookie-cutter
  • countenance
  • counter
  • counterblow
  • counterpunch
  • counterstroke
  • crack
  • cruncher
  • cudgeling
  • cudgelling
  • cuff
  • dab
  • derivative
  • direct
  • douse
  • drab
  • dreary
  • drubbing
  • drudge
  • drudging
  • dry
  • dull
  • dusty
  • endure
  • engineer
  • fell
  • field
  • fillip
  • finesse
  • flat
  • flogging
  • freshman
  • gash
  • get off
  • gharry
  • go
  • greasy grind
  • greenhorn
  • grind
  • groove
  • guide
  • gypsy cab
  • hacker
  • hackle
  • hackney
  • hackneyed
  • hammering
  • hand
  • handle
  • have a grip on
  • haymaker
  • heavy
  • hew
  • hireling
  • hit
  • ho-hum
  • hook
  • humdrum
  • imitative
  • indent
  • indentation
  • indenture
  • inexpert
  • jackleg
  • jading
  • jejune
  • jitney
  • jockey
  • joggle
  • kayo
  • kerf
  • kick
  • kid
  • knee
  • knock
  • knockdown
  • knockout
  • lacerate
  • lackey
  • lambasting
  • larrup
  • lash
  • leaden
  • learner
  • left
  • lick
  • licking
  • limousine
  • live with
  • manage
  • maneuver
  • mangle
  • manipulate
  • meet
  • micromanage
  • mind-numbing
  • monotonous
  • moth-eaten
  • musty
  • mutilate
  • negotiate
  • neophyte
  • newcomer
  • nick
  • nock
  • normal
  • notch
  • novice
  • numbing
  • obligatory
  • old
  • old hat
  • old pro
  • old-fashioned
  • one-two
  • ordinary
  • pasting
  • pedantic
  • pedestrian
  • pelt
  • permit
  • pick
  • platitudinal
  • platitudinous
  • play
  • plodder
  • plump
  • pocket
  • poke
  • ponderous
  • pound
  • pounding
  • pro
  • prosaic
  • pull
  • pummeling
  • pummelling
  • punch
  • rabbit punch
  • rap
  • ready-made
  • regulate
  • respect
  • ricksha
  • rickshaw
  • right
  • right-hander
  • rookie
  • rote
  • roundhouse
  • routine
  • run
  • score
  • shiver
  • shopworn
  • sidewinder
  • slam
  • slap
  • slash
  • slit
  • slot
  • slug
  • smack
  • smash
  • snip
  • sock
  • spank
  • stale
  • stand
  • stand for
  • standard
  • steer
  • stereotyped
  • stick out
  • stinger
  • stock
  • stodgy
  • stomach
  • stripe
  • stroke
  • stuffy
  • sucker punch
  • suffer
  • support
  • sustain
  • swallow
  • swat
  • sweat out
  • swing
  • swipe
  • switch
  • take
  • tame
  • taxi
  • taxicab
  • tedious
  • tenderfoot
  • thrashing
  • threadbare
  • thud
  • thump
  • thwack
  • timeworn
  • tired
  • tiresome
  • tiring
  • tolerate
  • tough it out
  • treat
  • tried-and-true
  • trifler
  • trite
  • twice-told
  • typical
  • tyro
  • undercut
  • undramatic
  • unimaginative
  • uninspired
  • uninteresting
  • unoriginal
  • uppercut
  • usual
  • vapid
  • vehicle
  • wallop
  • walloping
  • water taxi
  • wear
  • wearisome
  • weary
  • wearying
  • well-worn
  • welt
  • whack
  • wham
  • whap
  • whip
  • whipping
  • whop
  • workhorse

hacksaw

  • amputate
  • anatomize
  • bruise
  • butcher
  • carve
  • chip
  • chisel
  • chop
  • cleave
  • crosscut
  • cut
  • cut off
  • dice
  • dissect
  • gash
  • hack
  • haggle
  • incise
  • lacerate
  • mangle
  • mince
  • notch
  • pierce
  • rend
  • rip
  • rive
  • saw
  • scissor
  • section
  • sever
  • shear
  • slash
  • slice
  • slit
  • split
  • stab
  • tear

lacerate

  • amputate
  • anatomize
  • broken-down
  • bruise
  • butcher
  • carve
  • chip
  • chisel
  • chop
  • claw
  • cleave
  • crosscut
  • cut off
  • decrepit
  • dice
  • dilapidated
  • dingy
  • dissect
  • dog-eared
  • dowdy
  • faded
  • frayed
  • gash
  • gore
  • grungy
  • hack
  • hacksaw
  • haggle
  • harm
  • holey
  • hurt
  • incise
  • injure
  • jag
  • lance
  • maim
  • mangle
  • mangy
  • mince
  • moth-eaten
  • mutilate
  • notch
  • patchy
  • pierce
  • puncture
  • ragged
  • raggedy
  • ratty
  • rend
  • rip
  • rive
  • run-down
  • saw
  • scissor
  • score
  • scruffy
  • scuzzy
  • section
  • seedy
  • serrate
  • sever
  • shabby
  • shear
  • shredded
  • slash
  • slice
  • slit
  • split
  • stab
  • tacky
  • tatterdemalion
  • tattered
  • tear
  • threadbare
  • torment
  • torture
  • worn-out
  • wound

laceration

  • abrasion
  • boo-boo
  • crack
  • fracture
  • gash
  • incision
  • injury
  • lesion
  • pierce
  • rent
  • rip
  • rupture
  • score
  • scrape
  • scratch
  • slash
  • slice
  • slit
  • snag
  • stab
  • tear
  • wound

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