gash
/ɡæʃ/Definitions
1. noun
a long, deep cut or wound in the skin, typically caused by a sharp object
“The accident left a gash on his forehead that needed several stitches.”
2. verb
to cut or tear something, especially with a sharp object
“The knife gashed through the rope and it snapped.”
3. verb
to make a long, deep cut or wound
“A stray bullet gashed the wall near the window.”
4. noun
a deep or long opening, especially in a surface
“The gash in the dam caused the water to flood the surrounding area.”