The verb gouge means to "dig out".
It can be applied to digging a trench, or to using your fingers on someone's eyes in a fight.
In slang usage, to gouge somebody means to cheat them by charging a high price, as if you were digging into their wallets. "Price gouging", raising prices during a shortage, is restricted by laws in many locations.
The wounded soldier had a gouge in his chest, from the bullet.
Gouge The term Gouge is used in different ways: Gouge, a form of chisel Gouge (grape), another name for the European wine grape Gouais blanc Eye-gouging (rugby union), an offence in rugby union Eye-gouging, the act of pressing or tearing the eye Fault gouge, an unconsolidated rock type Shale Gouge Ratio, a mathematical algorithm to predict fault rock types Seabed gouging by ice, when floating ice (such as an iceberg) drifts across isobaths and comes into contact with the seabed. Gouging (fighting style), an antiquated form of combat in the back-country United States Fish-hooking, gouging as part of self-defence or martial arts Price gouging, a legal term Adze, a stone tool Look up gouge in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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William Gouge died in 1653.
William Gouge was born in 1573.
Thomas Gouge was born in 1609.
Thomas Gouge died in 1681.
Martin Gouge died in 1444.
Martin Gouge was born in 1360.
The wounded soldier had a gouge in his chest, from the bullet.
Joseph Gouge Greenwood died in 1894.
Joseph Gouge Greenwood was born in 1821.
No, the word 'gouged' is the past participle, past tense of the verb to gouge. The past participle of the verb also functions as an adjective.The word 'gouge' is both a noun (gouge, gouges) and a verb (gouge, gouges, gouging, gouged).The noun form of the verb to gouge is the gerund, gouging.
A gouge is a tool used to scoop/dig out wood. A bit like a chisel.
A. Gouge has written: 'Recent progress in the design of civil flying boats'