lash

🇺🇸 /læʃ/ 🇬🇧 /læʃ/
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verb
R

to hit with great force

The wind made the rain lash against the windows.

R

to hit with a whip or stick

The cruel master would lash the horses to make them run faster.

R

to criticize angrily

The angry coach began to lash the team for their poor performance.

R

to tie something tightly with rope

We need to lash the boxes to the truck so they don't fall off.

R

to move quickly from side to side

The angry snake began to lash its tail back and forth.

noun
R

an eyelash

She has long, beautiful lashes that frame her eyes.

R

a hit with a whip as punishment

The prisoner received ten lashes for breaking the rules.

R

the flexible part at the end of a whip

The leather lash of the whip made a loud cracking sound.

translation

v. to hit with great force; to hit with a whip or stick; to criticize angrily; to tie something tightly with rope; to move quickly from side to side
n. an eyelash; a hit with a whip as punishment; the flexible part at the end of a whip

Word Forms

3rd Present lashes
Past lashed
Perfect lashed
Progressive lashing
Plural lashes