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Gnawing at the rope

When you are tied up with some obligation that you don't want to be at and trying to leave. Often said when there is something else going on that you'd rather be doing at that time and want to get to as soon as possible.
Friend: "Hey, are you gonna meet up with us?"
You: "Yeah, I'm at this family dinner right now but gnawing at the rope. Be there as soon as I can."
by Dsho86 January 27, 2013
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gnawledge

gnawledge n. (word-portmanteau: gnaw + suffix ledge; cf. knowledge) mechanical knowledge that is obtained by "gnawing" facts rather than conceptually interpreting them.
When Bacon pronounced "knowledge is power," he meant real knowledge, not gnawledge.
by Mikhail Epstein November 15, 2003
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Gnawsome

"wow, that movie was friggen gnawsome!"
by love_your_liver January 14, 2008
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Gnawesomecore

a mixture of gnarly, awesome, and hardcore. (The coolest anybody can ever be.)
He didnt even use water skies to jump over those sharks, he's so gnawesomecore!
by Captain McSteezy November 30, 2009
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gnawish

by szeczsz April 24, 2021
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gnawr

1. To growl.
2. To make a sound like growling, without actually growling.
"Gnawr, my shoes are untied."
by TriBloom May 10, 2005
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gnawking

intentionally avoiding stepping on imperfections, including lines and cracks, in a pavement or pathway
Hutch: Nooooooooooo!
Sonny-Bill: What's wrong Hutch?
Hutch: I stepped on a crack!!
Sonny-Bill: Ohh! You dirty gnawker
by Dennis Scott October 10, 2003
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