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• v  grind together, of teeth

• However, I won't be joining any save-Paula campaign, because frankly I've got better things to do than gnash my teeth over the possibility these multimillionaires might not rake in .
• There's Sean Gregory on the still-thriving business of dentistry (people under stress gnash their teeth a lot).
• The actors gnash away in splendid style, though in the end they seem to be left with nothing more than a mouthful of feathers.

News & Articles

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• 'The Newsroom' Season 1 on home video
  Aaron Sorkin's "The Newsroom" is a by-liberals-for-liberals shindig. But the left need not weep, wail or gnash its teeth in guilt.
  June 14, 2013 - The Star-Ledger

Quotes

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• Dmitry Medvedev in The Moscow Times
  What's more, Russia should not "gnash its teeth at anyone, get angry, sulk or feel offended," Medvedev said.
• John McGraw in Contra Costa Times
  Baseball Magazine reported in 1911 that he "could stand up and foul them off until pitchers would fairly gnash their teeth in frenzy."
• Ted Thompson in PackersNews.com
  Thompson said: "You can't gnash your teeth over every pick and say, 'I wonder what the pundits are going to say or I wonder what the fans are going to say when I walk out there on the stage.'"