pash
Americanverb
noun
noun
Etymology
Origin of pash
First recorded in 1890–1900; shortening and respelling of passion
Example Sentences
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That woman may have been the mother of the young silent star Mary Miles Minter, who had a pash for Taylor.
From Los Angeles Times
Another victim was NFL lawyer and executive Jeff Pash, whose wife was treated for an injury she got while running in 2018.
From Seattle Times
“These are people that work for the NFL, and I would hate to have them think that was me on that call,” Pash testified, saying he knew nothing about it until federal agents told him.
From Seattle Times
Erin Pash, LMFT, founder and CEO of Ellie Mental Health, told Salon society needs to rethink what it means to be “strong.”
From Salon
“The partners were furious that Goodell and Pash had blocked their request that the arbitrator seek bank records from Bank of America, the source added.”
From Washington Times
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