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pash  (psh)
n. Slang
A romantic infatuation.

[Short for passion.]

pash1
n
Slang infatuation
[from passion]

pash2 Obsolete or dialect
vb
to throw or be thrown and break or be broken to bits; smash
n
a crushing blow
[C17 (n): from earlier passhen to throw with violence, probably of imitative origin]

Pash a heavy fall of rain or snow; a great number of fragments; a collection; a medley; a great quantity or number. See also fall, oncome.
Examples: pash of heraldry, 1894; of people (a great many), 1790; of rain (a heavy fall), 1770; of snow.


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I went out and pashed (passionately kissed) a few pigs this morning," he told the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper.
By loyalty to the phenomenal I mean the patterning of objects and events within commemorated time and cherished place: Widely established yet with particular local intensities, the snow half-thawed now hardens over again, glassen-ridged, or pashed like fish-ice: refracted light red against copper.
 
 
 
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