blash

American  

[blash] / blæʃ /

noun

1. Dialect. a large splash or fall of liquid.

2. Dialect. watered-down liquid, especially thin mud or a drink that lacks substance due to being thinned with water.

3. Dialect. the injury or mark left by a blow.

4. Dialect. a sudden flash, especially of fire.

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verb (used with object)

blashed, blashing

1. Dialect. to splash (something) with a liquid; to add liquid to (something) in an immoderate, splashing manner.

verb (used without object)

blashed, blashing

1. Dialect. to splash around in water, thin mud, etc.