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slash
verb- to urinate UK, 1950
- to cut a military-style peaked cap in such a way that the downward angle of the peak is exaggerated UK
- The peak of his [a prison officer’s] cap has been “slashed” to fit low over the bridge of his nose. — The Guardian, 29 January 2001
- to surf aggressively back and forth across the face of a wave US
- — Lee Wardlaw, Cowabunga!, p. 156, 1991
- to deface another’s graffiti US
- To put a tag or a blemish, line or mark out someone’s piece. — Scape Martinez, Graf!, p. 126, 2009
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