gore in Danish
gore in Danish is stange — gore means blood, especially clotted or thickened blood from a wound, or graphic depictions of violence.
gore in Danish
stange
(transitive, of an animal) To pierce with a horn or tusk.
What does "gore" mean?
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noun Blood, especially clotted or thickened blood from a wound, or graphic depictions of violence.
"The horror film was wall-to-wall gore."
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verb To wound someone by piercing them with a horn or tusk.
"The matador was gored by the bull during the final pass."
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noun A triangular piece of fabric or land, such as a panel sewn into a skirt or sail to add width.
"The seamstress added a gore to the skirt so it would flare at the hem."
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gore in a sentence
- The horror film was wall-to-wall gore.
- There was gore splattered across the crime scene.
- The matador was gored by the bull during the final pass.
- The seamstress added a gore to the skirt so it would flare at the hem.
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What is "gore" in Danish?
"gore" in Danish is stange. gore means: Blood, especially clotted or thickened blood from a wound, or graphic depictions of violence.
How do you use "gore" in a sentence?
Example: "The horror film was wall-to-wall gore." In Danish, "gore" is stange.
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