Dash

What do we mean by dash?

To move with haste; rush. intransitive verb

To strike violently; smash. intransitive verb

To break or smash by striking violently. intransitive verb

To hurl, knock, or thrust with sudden violence. intransitive verb

To remove by striking or wiping. intransitive verb

To splash; bespatter. intransitive verb

To write hastily. Often used with off. intransitive verb

To drink hastily. Often used with down. intransitive verb

To add an enlivening or altering element to. intransitive verb

To affect by adding another element or ingredient to. intransitive verb

To destroy or wreck: synonym: blast. intransitive verb

To discourage or dispirit. intransitive verb

A swift, violent blow or stroke. noun

A splash. noun

A small amount of an added ingredient. noun

Any of the following symbols: ‒ (figure dash), – (en dash), — (em dash), or ― (horizontal bar).

(by extension) The longer of the two symbols of Morse code.

A short run, flight.

A rushing or violent onset.

Violent strike; a whack.

A small quantity of a liquid substance etc.; less than 1/8 of a teaspoon.

(by extension) A slight admixture.

Ostentatious vigor.

A dashboard.

(Liberia) A bribe or gratuity; a gift.

A stand-in for a censored word, like "Devil" or "damn". (Compare deuce.)

Short for balderdash, which means nonsense. usually a dismissive term. Urban Dictionary

Short for dashboard. Urban Dictionary

London slang. to throw violently, usually with the intention to hurt someone. Urban Dictionary

A nice, firm butt which seems ready for penetration or an oily massage or both. Urban Dictionary

Verb. The heavy metal equivalent of humming or whistling to oneself, in which the sound of a guitar riff is simulated with the mouth. Onomatopoeia for the sound of an open power chord inserted between furious bouts of "palm muted" 32nds. The term can be applied to any style of heavy metal mouth-riffing, even when the "dash" sound is not the most appropriate for the riff in question. For illustration, Slayer's "Angel of Death" (main verse) dash-shshshshshsh dash-shshshshshsh dash-shshshshshsh da na naa (repeat) Urban Dictionary

N. When you are in the car with an annoying girl who won't shut up and you slam on the brake to bounce her head off the dashboard, hence shutting her up. Coined by Russ Martin, the actual term is usually used in reference to giving somebody something (like a gift) and shouted. Urban Dictionary

Shortened phrase for da-shit Urban Dictionary

1) short for 'dash ok', which, when transcribed into average language means 'that is ok' 2) (said with exclamation) short for 'that's really cool !!' or 'that's awesome!!' Urban Dictionary

A weird yet fantastic person. Urban Dictionary

A buff, sexy beast, or playa Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to dash:
dash.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dash:
reps, turboprop, hurdles, seconds, drone, jump, rip, fuscous, hangar, relay, meter, combine, leap, recruit, vertical, trim, shuttle, cam, dot, steering, azerbaijan, drill, dawson, bench, apex, fastest, helicopter, pounds, rivals, console, costa, nfl, yard, indoor, sprint, airline, diet, beneath, drafted, wheel, aircraft, athlete, inches, outdoor, cash, locomotive, draft, broad, landing, pick, panel.

Words that rhyme with dash:
cache, flash, ash, crash, rash, clash, slash, brash, hash, trash, splash, backlash, cash, bash, lash, thrash, stash, smash, sash, mash, balderdash, gash, abash, mustache, potash, whiplash, mishmash, rehash, moustache, nash, ashe, gnash, slapdash, eyelash, pash, plash, backslash, tash, asch, white trash, shash, memory cache, nashe, asche, petty cash, mountain ash, fly ash, soda ash, rasch, sour mash, diaper rash, nettle rash, kash, lasch, in a flash, flowering ash, hot flash, noncash, white ash, basch, poor white trash, bone ash, caustic potash, black ash, window sash, european ash, european mountain ash, skin rash, basket ash, blue ash, brown ash, heat rash, corn tash, green ash, arizona ash, head crash, brasch, disk cache, manna ash, hasch, prickly ash, common european ash, oregon ash, white mountain ash, dasch, hoop ash, american mountain ash, downy ash, food cache, swamp ash, storm sash, heat flash, pay cash, white backlash, cybercash, jordache, pumpkin ash, red ash, western mountain ash, alpine ash.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dash:
mad, yard, sudden, quick, wild, long, final, bold, short, strong, slap, little, and, last, single, desperate, pebble, brilliant, double, slight, curved, frantic, occasional, black, rapid, mile, swift, usual, considerable, extra, dot, heavy, splendid, successful, gallant, horizontal, reckless, daring, generous, furious, vertical, cold, impetuous, dramatic, hurried, liberal, lemon, minute, spectacular, straight, characteristic, famous, spirited, padded, hasty, heroic, frenzied, speed, oblique, tremendous, irresistible, metre, magnificent, blind, healthy, forward, brave, must, 100yard.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dash:
dot, line, pepper, pot, sodium, wood, salt, cayenne, paprika, diet, nutmeg, msec, number, water, cinnamon, panel, pots, curve, control, style, butter, lines, sugar, cup, optimization, cream, one, adjustment, liver, wig, powder, coil, wine, figure, margarine, sauce, plate, oil, light, tablespoons, teaspoons, wheel, flour, posts.

Consonant match to dash:
dish, douche, dosh, dush, desch, dosch, disch, dasch, -dash, dersch, dusch.

Words that sound like dash:
dash, dasch, dache, dish, douche, dosh, desh, dush, dousche, disch, dusche, desch, dosch, tash, tasch, tasche, ditch, dutch, dodge, dat, dashed, das, dasher, doge, dal, daz, deutsch, douch, duch, dass, dage, didge, deutch, d.j, deutsche, dashy, dej, dige, dsh, dashi, dij, dyche, dalle, drash, deitch, daj, dije, dietsch, doege, doidge, datt, doetsch, dauch, duj, deeje, dusc, deitsch, ditsch, hash, tush, touche, tosh, tish, tache, tesh, tach, tisch, hasch, tatch, tesch, tusche, tausch, dewey, dewy, doughy, do i, duey, dewi, dowie, deae, dii, dowey, doei, dowy, d e, d i, douai, d, da, daa, d.s, .dot, d.a, d a, d.t, d.r, d o, d.o, .do, d-s.