“To gouge out” in Japanese
Short answer
To gouge out in Japanese is “くり抜く” (kurinuku). Full meaning: to gouge out, to excavate, to hollow, to bore, to drill, to carve (e.g. pumpkin).
Other ways to say “To gouge out” in Japanese
えぐり出す
eguridasu to gouge out, to cut out, to scoop out; to bring to light, to reveal
決る
shakuru to dig out, to gouge out, to hollow out; to scoop, to ladle, to bail; to jerk (one's chin)
くり抜こ
kurinuko to gouge out, to excavate, to hollow, to bore, to drill, to carve (e.g. pumpkin)
くり抜き
kurinuki to gouge out, to excavate, to hollow, to bore, to drill, to carve (e.g. pumpkin)
くり抜け
kurinuke to gouge out, to excavate, to hollow, to bore, to drill, to carve (e.g. pumpkin)
くり抜い
kurinui to gouge out, to excavate, to hollow, to bore, to drill, to carve (e.g. pumpkin)
くり抜か
kurinuka to gouge out, to excavate, to hollow, to bore, to drill, to carve (e.g. pumpkin)
くり抜こっ
kurinuko to gouge out, to excavate, to hollow, to bore, to drill, to carve (e.g. pumpkin)
えぐり出し
eguridashi to gouge out, to cut out, to scoop out; to bring to light, to reveal
えぐり出さ
eguridasa to gouge out, to cut out, to scoop out; to bring to light, to reveal
くり抜こふ
kurinukou to gouge out, to excavate, to hollow, to bore, to drill, to carve (e.g. pumpkin)
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