Paste
61paste — See glass reinforced filler paste grinding paste …
62paste — 1. tv. to strike someone, especially in the face. (See also paste someone one.) □ I hauled off and pasted him right in the face. □ He tried to paste me, but I ducked. 2. tv. to defeat a person or a team, usually in a game of some type. (See also… …
63paste-on — /payst on , awn /, adj. that can be pasted or stuck on: canning jars with paste on labels. * * * …
64paste-up — /payst up /, n. Print. mechanical (def. 14). [1925 30; n. use of v. phrase paste up] * * * …
65paste — A soft semisolid of firmer consistency than pap, but soft enough to flow slowly and not to retain its shape. SYN: pasta. [L. pasta] dermatologic p. a class of preparations consisting of starch, dextrin, sulfur, calcium carbonate, or zinc oxide… …
66paste — Synonyms and related words: Italian paste, adherent, adhesive, admixture, agglutinate, albumen, alloy, amalgam, bang, barnacle, bash, baste, bat, batter, beat, belabor, belt, biff, bijouterie, bind, blank, blend, bonk, bonnyclabber, box, bramble …
67Paste — Balsam, Creme, Salbe; (ugs.): Schmiere. * * * Paste,die:Pasta·Creme;auch⇨Salbe,⇨Zahnpasta PastePasta,Creme,Balsam;ugs.:Schmiere …
68Paste — Pạs·te die; , n; 1 eine weiche Masse, die aus Puder und einer Flüssigkeit oder aus Fett besteht <eine Paste auf die Haut, eine Wunde auftragen> || K: Schuhpaste 2 eine weiche Masse, die z.B. aus klein gemachtem Fleisch oder Fisch besteht… …
69paste — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. cement, bond, binder, glue, adhesive, mucilage; rhinestones, glass; gaudery, trinkery, frippery. See coherence, connection, ornament. v. t. paste up, cement, stick, glue; slang, lambaste, clout,… …
70paste — to be unnecessarily delicate with something. best said with additional s sounds. (originated at Seneca College in Toronto, in the graphic design class) Now paste it, carefully passssste it! …
