gouge

Followed by a transitive particle

• away: This gouges away the surrounding GRP and, over time, the axle migrates downwards driven by the weight of the centreplate.

Object

• eye: He had gouged the eye out of the third, for some trifling difference of opinion.
• consumer: The nation's economy gouge consumers even will be cordless.
• valley: It must have been nearly three o'clock when we reached a narrow valley gouged between high, vertical walls and located 150 meters down.
• part: This value refers to how much a toolpath is allowed to gouge the part.
• riverbed: With god-like powers, you sculpt mountains, gouge riverbeds, and seed forests to lay the groundwork for your creation.
• mark: I managed to gouge the mark of Zorro into it during a night exercise on my final phase one TA training weekend.

Preposition: in

• wall: This resulted in several evenly spaced ( but not full depth ) gouges in the steel wall of the pipeline.

Modifying Another Word

• out: Roughing out gouge ( or roughing gouge ) Used in spindle turning for reducing square stock to round section.
• not: No one was left of the Israelites across the Jordan whose right eye Nahash, king of the Ammonites, had not gouged out.
• straight: This is attached to a ¼ " No. 6 straight gouge: crossbred offspring of an icepick and an ill-tempered letter opener.

Particle object:

• valley: The stream running down the valley from the car park is obviously too small to have gouged out this wide valley.