bash
- noun
- /bæʃ/
- NSFW
- But it did bring him a solid bash on the nose from one of his fellows.
- bash to the head
- a hard bash
Examples
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After the car accident, he felt a painful bash on his arm from the impact.
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Looks like it's had a bit of a bash, but it might be OK, just might be a bit of a crease.
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This bash on the nose came from a Bison?
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If you'd care to give him a bash in the chops, don't mind us.
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At first, attacks involving thrusts, slashes and bashes would be practiced harmlessly against a six foot pole.
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The boxer delivered a powerful bash to his opponent's jaw, knocking him out cold.
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She received a hard bash to the head during the rough play at the football match.
Synonyms
A sudden loud noise from a hit or impact
A hard hit with a lot of force, often from the arm
A hard blow that can cause pain or damage
A very hard hit in sport, like in tennis
Antonyms
How Hard
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bash meaning 'a heavy blow' comes from the verb bash 'to hit', so a bash is simply the result of a strong strike.