gape|gaped|gapes|gaping in English

verb

[geɪp]

stare with an open mouth; yaw

Use "gape|gaped|gapes|gaping" in a sentence

1. 10 He that gapes till he be fed will gape till he be dead.

2. Chaos (n.) late 14c., "gaping void; empty, immeasurable space," from Old French Chaos (14c.) or directly from Latin Chaos, from Greek khaos "abyss, that which gapes wide open, that which is vast and empty," from *khnwos, from PIE root *ghieh-"to yawn, gape, be wide open."

3. The men in the denim jackets gaped.

4. A huge chasm gaped before them.

5. The gapes in Bullfinches For a start, Bullfinches are prone to what is commonly referred to as “the gapes” or “gasping”

6. His shirt gapes open with a button missing.

7. 8 Dont gape: its rude!

8. The emerald green gown gaped open.

9. He gaped at me in shock, then started babbling.

10. The mouth of the pouch gaped open.

11. A gaping hole in your heart.

12. Look at that gaping puss.

13. What are you gaping at?

14. Stop gaping like a pike and move!

15. She watched him, her mouth gaping open.

16. Frank gaped. He couldn't believe what he was seeing.

17. Aye-turning gapes illuminative Crypto-socinian Ageometrical pasty shilla daikons smart-aleckiness

18. Don't stand there gaping like an idiot.

19. What are all these people gaping at?

20. Definition of gAping : wide open a gAping hole Examples of gAping in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Then again, no one knew Dallas would lose four key players to the coronavirus for the better part of three weeks, the most gAping …

21. His secretary stopped taking notes to gape at me.

22. Blood gushed forth from the gaping wound.

23. He suffered gaping wounds to his torso.

24. Ahead of them was a gaping abyss.

25. 2 You were expected to gape at the draftsmanship.