dash¹ /dash/

1. To throw, thrust or drive violently
2. To break by throwing together
3. To bespatter
4. To blotch
5. To frustrate
6. To confound
7. To modify by dilution or mixing

1. To rush
2. To smash (against)

1. A violent striking
2. A rush
3. A sprint (athletics; esp N American)
4. A violent onset
5. A blow
6. A splash
7. A splash of colour
8. A stroke of the pen or similar mark
9. A mark (—) at a break in a sentence or elsewhere
10. A euphemism for damn (sometimes represented by this sign)
11. A mark ( or ) above or beneath a note indicating that it is to be played staccato (music)
12. An acute accent used in algebra and in lettering of diagrams as a discriminating mark
13. A long element in the Morse code
14. Verve
15. Ostentation
16. A small quantity of added ingredient
17. A dashboard in a motor vehicle

Expressing irritation or annoyance

dashˈer noun

1. Someone who dashes
2. Someone who makes a great show (informal)
3. A plunger in a churn

dashˈing adjective

1. Spirited
2. Showy
3. Stylish

dashˈingly adverb

dashˈboard noun

1. The instrument panel of a motor vehicle or small aircraft
2. A board, screen or partition in front of a driver on a horse-vehicle, to keep off splashes of mud

• ones
• one's best days
• one's better half
• one's cup of tea
• one self
• oneself
• one's fingers are all thumbs
• one's gorge rises
• one-shot
• one-shots
• one-sided
• one-sidedly
• one-sidedness
• onesie
• onesies
• one's last resting place
• one's native heath
• one's other half
• one's own
• one's own flesh and blood
• one's own man
• one's own woman
• one's self
• one-step
• one-stepped