Slash

Meaning

Noun

●

A

or motion

A

,

,

made by an

or whip.

Any

motion.

A

reduction.

●

In Cricket:

A

or motion

A

of the bat.

●

In Ice hockey & Lacrosse:

A

or motion

A

with a

or

, usually across another player's

or legs.

●

A

made by a

motion

A

or

, often

, made by an

or whip.

●

In Botany:

A

made by a

motion

A

taper-pointed

in a plant.

●

In Fashion:

Something

such a mark

A

in an

a

or

, usually of a

or design; any

long

a

.

●

In American English & Canadian English:

Something

such a mark

A

in a

, (particularly) those made by

,

, or other

action.

●

In American English & Typography:

Something

such a mark

The

: the

punctuation mark

⟨/⟩, sometimes (often

)

of any

by a

of the

, as the

⟨\⟩.

⚠️

Something

such a mark

Female genitalia.

●

In American English, Canadian English & Forestry:

The

from a

, (particularly

) the

while

for removal.

●

Slash fiction.

●

A

of something; a draft.

⚠️

In British English:

A

: an

of urination.

⚠️

In British English:

Urine.

●

In American English:

A

area; a swamp.

●

In Scottish English:

A large

of

food such as broth.

●

In British English:

Alternative form of

: a

of finely-fractured

or a

or

of coal.

Verb

●

To

or

to

To

with a

of an

weapon.

To

a

with a

of a whip.

To reduce sharply.

To

cuttingly.

●

In Ice hockey:

To

or

to

To

and

with a

, usually across another player's

or legs.

●

In Fashion:

To

or

to

To create

in a garment.

●

To

and randomly

●

In Cricket:

To

and randomly

To

at the ball.

●

To

and violently.

●

To

a

with a

motion.

●

In American English, Canadian English, Agriculture & Forestry:

To

, (particularly

) with

such as

or

or (agriculture,

) through grazing.

●

To

fiction.

●

In British English:

To

, to urinate.

●

In Scottish English:

To

conditions.

Adv

●

Used to

the

or

of a slash.

Conj

●

In American English & Canadian English:

Used to

two or more

in a list.

●

In American English & Canadian English:

Used to

alternatives.

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