slash¹ /slash/

1. To cut by striking with violence and often at random
2. To make long cuts in
3. To slit so as to show lining or material underneath
4. To lash
5. To criticize very harshly
6. To crack (eg a whip)
7. To cut down, reduce drastically or suddenly (informal)
8. To clear by felling trees

1. To strike violently and at random with a cutting or sharp instrument
2. To strike right and left

1. A long cut
2. A slant or solidus (/)
3. A cut at random
4. A cut in cloth to show colours or material underneath
5. A stripe on a non-commissioned officer's sleeve
6. Débris of trees (N American)
7. A forest clearing, esp littered with débris (N American)

slashed adjective

1. Cut with slashes
2. Gashed

slashˈer noun

1. A person who or thing that slashes
2. A slasher film (slang)
3. A machine for sizing warp threads (weaving)
4. A circular saw for slicing logs into regular lengths

slashˈing noun

1. A slash or slashes
2. The felling of trees as a military obstacle
3. Felled trees
4. A clearing

1. Cutting mercilessly, unsparing
2. Dashing
3. Very big, slapping

slash-and-burnˈ adjective

Denoting a method of agriculture in which trees and natural undergrowth are cut down and burned, leaving the soil bare before cultivation begins

slasher film or slasher movie noun (slang)

A horror film in which people are slashed with knives, razors, etc

slash fiction noun

A form of explicit fiction in which the central character has a homosexual relationship

slash² /slash/ (US)

A low-lying, swampy area

slash³ /slash/ (vulgar sl)

To urinate

An act of urinating

• wrap party
• wrapped
• wrapped up in
• wrapper
• wrappered
• wrappering
• wrappers
• wrapping
• wrapping paper
• wrapping papers
• wrappings
• wrap-rascal
• wrap-rascals
• wrapround
• wrap round one's little finger
• wraps
• wrap up
• wrasse
• wrasses
• wrast
• wrate
• wrath
• wrathed
• wrathful
• wrathfully