Paste

What do we mean by paste?

To strike forcefully. transitive verb

To defeat soundly. transitive verb

A hard blow. noun

A soft, smooth, thick mixture or material, as. noun

A smooth viscous mixture, as of flour and water or of starch and water, that is used as an adhesive for joining light materials, such as paper and cloth. noun

The moist clay or clay mixture used in making porcelain or pottery. noun

A smooth dough of water, flour, and butter or other shortening, used in making pastry. noun

A food that has been pounded until it is reduced to a smooth creamy mass. noun

A sweet doughy candy or confection. noun

A hard, brilliant, lead-containing glass used in making artificial gems. noun

A gem made of this glass. noun

To cause to adhere by applying paste. intransitive verb

To cover with something by using paste. intransitive verb

To insert (text, graphics, or other data) into a document or file. intransitive verb

To insert text, graphics, or other data into a document or file. intransitive verb

To unite or cement with paste; fasten with paste.—2. To apply paste to, in any of its technical compositions or uses; incorporate with a paste, as a color in dyeing.

A ruff. noun

A circlet or wreath of jewels or flowers formerly worn as a bridal wreath. noun

Items for making and mending these pastes and diadems are found in old churchwardens’ accompts: thus— noun

A soft moist mixture, in particular:

A substance that behaves as a solid until a sufficiently large load or stress is applied, at which point it flows like a fluid

A hard lead-containing glass, or an artificial gemstone made from this glass.

Pasta.

The mineral substance in which other minerals are embedded.

When you have an extremely hot chick grow out her bush for approximately an entire year and as soon as the year is up, she shaves it and you paste the pubes onto your face and leave them there for a couple months. Urban Dictionary

What people brush their teeth with. Urban Dictionary

1. to hit, to strike 2. to defeat decisively 3. semen Urban Dictionary

Glue, elmer's glue, elmer's. a slang term for weed because of it's stickiness. Urban Dictionary

Semen. Urban Dictionary

Paste, (v). to shoot viscous white fluid onto someone, i.e. come or semen. Used as a common San Jose CA slang in the 80s. Most popular on the south side on Union and Cambriana near two rival high schools, Pine Hill (where the special needs kids went) and Valley Christian (where the rich yuppies' kids went). (v). to beat up, or pretend to be beaten up, by or from a fellow student at the bus stop near the rival schools, or any school really. (v). To pretend to have super powers that allow you to shoot the paste from your fingers, not your penis, followed by slushing noises. Usually if you do this you will be considered a moron or deranged. Urban Dictionary

Paste, (v). to shoot viscous white fluid onto someone, i.e. come or semen. Used as a common San Jose CA slang in the 80s. Most popular on the south side on Union and Cambriana near two rival high schools, Pine Hill (where the special needs kids went) and Valley Christian (where the rich yuppies' kids went). (v). to beat up, or pretend to be beaten up, by or from a fellow student at the bus stop near the rival schools, or any school really. (v). To pretend to have super powers that allow you to shoot the paste from your fingers, not your penis, followed by slushing noises. Usually if you do this you will be considered a moron or deranged. Urban Dictionary

1. The cum or 'jism' of a portly man who has at some point been to Africa. 2. Name given to a boy who goes out in the sun in the middle of summer without any sun-block on, forgetting that he is a pastey white goth who will burn to a crisp in a matter of seconds. Urban Dictionary

A tasty treat made during anal sex. Consists of fecal matter and semen. After orgasm, get the reciever to hunch over and let the tasty surprise pour from their anus into a glass for easy drinking. Urban Dictionary

When toothpaste is applied to the nipples, often resulting in highs lasting an hour or so. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to paste:
paste, waste, past, taste, haste, caste, passe, pate, piste, pasta, baste, pasty, parte, pase, pasto, poste, laste, patte, pastie, paiste, peste, aste, kaste, vaste, naste, pasts, raste, pasti, paske, pacte, faste.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word paste:
sambal, clipboard, turmeric, solder, stencil, coriander, condiment, chilli, fermented, garlic, sauce, tofu, chili, soybean, starch, spices, tomato, pastry, soy, shrimp, roasted, spicy, fried, boiled, onions, ingredients, ingredient, vinegar, curry, flour, adhesive, almond, cakes, sesame, coconut, bean, cooked, peanut, dried, dough, pepper, flavour, cassava, electrodes, onion, dish, syrup, powder, porcelain, ginger, eaten, pork, beans, mustard, butter, peanuts, dishes, juice, baked, cake, vegetable, vegetables, consistency, cuisine, boiling, soup, recipe, steamed, mixture, wax, gum, lime, lemon, flux, herbs, beef, flavor, wrapped, bamboo, filling, texture, potatoes, cooking, rice, crushed, nuts, recipes, sugar, chicken, cocaine, seeds, zinc, banana, meat, sweet, cheese, magazine, tomatoes, bread, mixing.

Words that rhyme with paste:
waste, taste, haste, chaste, based, waist, faced, lambaste, baste, displaced, laced, distaste, misplaced, placed, foretaste, debased, erased, toothpaste, embraced, paced, aced, braced, aftertaste, encased, chased, disgraced, spaced, raced, mayst, graced, traced, replaced, cased, laste, defaced, interlaced, showcased, aist, wasp waist, toxic waste, outpaced, retraced, unplaced, sense of taste, food waste, laying waste, body waste, in haste, in good taste, toxic industrial waste, human waste, permissive waste, change taste, in poor taste, allwaste, broadbased, kleinpaste, yorkbased.

Adjectives that are often used to describe paste:
thick, smooth, thin, soft, white, stiff, sandal, fine, red, cement, hardened, hard, black, brown, anchovy, and, turmeric, coarse, green, yellow, sweet, sticky, blue, cut, select, curry, creamy, light, fermented, hydrated, dark, fresh, homogeneous, wet, coloured, excess, compact, liquid, hot, gray, colored, conductive, heavy, grey, moist, puff, sandy, abrasive, starch, arsenical, rich, dry, adhesive, electrode, water, mixed, vitreous, neat, prepared, uniform, chile, spice, plastic, tamarind, silver, orange, olive, eugenol, viscous, saturated, garlic, dried, like, plain, reddish, ceramic, firm, prophylactic, tooth, gritty, lead, buff, fragrant, italian, sour, pink, cooked.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective paste:
porcelain, form, board, wax, pot, ups, brush, method, job, color, operations, restante, system, down, operation, filler, mixture, porcelains, soup, jewels, systems, paper, jewelry, grain, texture, history, technique, techniques, temper, boards, material, pots, ware, water, buckles, diamond, wares, approach, mechanism, pictures, type, text, sandwiches, downs, factory, jewellery, procedure, viscosity, polish, feature, function, lead, pottery, consistency, salt, fillers, ons, editing, papers, gems, mark, interface, adhesive, functions, jobs, composition, marks, beads, factories, tubes, variety, diamonds, affair, meissen, china, strips, code, cutter, oil, preparation, coloring, paint, soap, tube, matrix, electrode, paints, backfill, blue, historian.

Consonant match to paste:
post, past, piste, pest, passed, pissed, post-, paced, pursed, pieced, poust.

Words that sound like paste:
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