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lash off

lash off verb: to lash out verbally; to insult or demean.

Verb

lash off (third-person singular simple present lashes off, present participle lashing off, simple past and past participle lashed off)

  1. (informal, intransitive) To lash out verbally; to insult or demean.
    • He'll lash off at you.
  2. (intransitive) To flow profusely.
    • Sweat lashed off him.

Forms of lash off

third-person singular presentlashes off
present participlelashing off
past participlelashed off
pastlashed off

Questions about lash off

What does lash off mean?
Lash off means to lash out verbally; to insult or demean.
What part of speech is lash off?
Lash off is a verb.
What is the past tense of lash off?
The past tense of lash off is lashed off.

Words near lash off in the dictionary

  1. lash egg
  2. lash lift
  3. lash lifts
  4. lash line
  5. lash lines
  6. lash off
  7. lash oneself to the mast
  8. lash out
  9. lash together
  10. lash up
  11. lash-curler

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