Pash Edit Meaning

1.

Australian slang for a tongue kiss, like the English word snog.

Did you hear that Richard pashed Emma at the dance?

See Pony

2.

An australian slang term for kissing with a tongue. Equavalent to the Brittish 'snog'. Abbreviated from the term 'passionate kiss'

Timmy - Hey did you hear Cassie pashed fifteen guys at the disco on Saturday night?

John - Yeah, She's such a slut!

3.

An australian term for a french kiss.

'Last night, I pashed a gorgeous guy at a party.'

See lolo

4.

Australian and New Zealand term for french or tongue kissing. Used mainly by teenagers and pre-teens. Used also in a situation so that adults wont know what they are talking about when they refer to kissing as "Pashing".

Girl: "Pashed any hot guys recently?"

See hooking up, snogging, kissing, frenching, pashing

5.

Colloquial slang originating from New Zealand, later adopted by British students.

A long, all-encompassing, and somewhat wet and sloppy kiss.

Derived from the word "passionate".

To be used in the same context as "snog", "getting off" and "neck", though it often refers to a kiss with a stranger.

"What happened with Brian, that guy you met the other night Nyree?"

"Oh nothing, we just had a pash in the back of the taxi for fifteen minutes then I never called him back"

See kiss, snog, stranger, passionate, neck

6.

1) To fancy someone a lot

2) To really like something

3) Short for passion

1) I well pash this boy, he's so fit

2) I full on pash this band

3) I love it with a pash

See passion, fancy, passionate, like, love

7.

From North East England (Tyne & Wear area) for Passion. Used when someone is over emotional either excited or even used sarcastically when someone is very angry.

'Had yer Pash' - Calm down (literally meaning hold your passion)

See pash, slang, northern, mackem, geordie