How To Use Gouge out In A Sentence
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When the skies open up over the desert, watercourses alter, rivers gouge out deep channels and tracks, roads break up, trees are uprooted and our dramatic countryside changes yet again.
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I want to gouge out its innards and throw them out the window.
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Yes, well you could do almost anything you wanted to except bite, or gouge out eyes.
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To make a Halloween lantern, you first have to gouge out the inside of the pumpkin.
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The mighty pumpkin itself has - sadly, in my opinion - supplanted our own dear and humble neep at Halloween - although it is certainly much easier to gouge out a pumpkin than a hard turnip to make a lantern for guisers.
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They typically gouge out classic, bowl-shaped craters.
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When the skies open up over the desert, watercourses alter, rivers gouge out deep channels and tracks, roads break up, trees are uprooted and our dramatic countryside changes yet again.
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A schoolboy told yesterday how a thug headbutted him and tried to gouge out his eyes after he refused to hand over his mobile phone.
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gouge out his eyes
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The camera then concentrates on the officials and their reading until eventually the camera swings around to the man on the table and for the next few minutes we watch as they use forceps and a scalpel to gouge out his eyes.
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I will forever be haunted by the faces my exes made when they orgasmed, and knowing that they saw my face during that unfortunate time is enough to make me want to gouge out my own eyes with a rusty spoon.
Roseanne Archy
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So that the greedy trencherman is not embarrassed by cries of "sooey" from fellow diners who see stuff slopping out of the bun, I have a suggestion: With fingers, gouge out the interior of the bun to form a cavity to keep the fillings neatly encased.
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But if you resent a baby's holding you by the throat and trying to gouge out your eye with a wooden ladle, you are called a spiteful beast, and "shoo'd" all round the garden.
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