Blashy
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Blashy is an adjective meaning (chiefly Scotland, Northern England, of weather) Rainy and windy.
Meaning
(chiefly Scotland, Northern England, of weather) Rainy and windy.
More Meanings
- (chiefly Scotland, Northern England, of weather) Wet, splashy; muddy.
- (chiefly Scotland, Northern England, of food) Watery.
Example Sentences
It's blashy deed, gannan' alang t' rooads, sike weather.
tharrs sa mitch rain o' t' Fog, [...] it maks it blashy as weel, [...]
.[The] road fra Gunnas to Burringham's blashier noo then ever I seed it.
... their streets are like wors - brave and blashy! Song, Canny Nerocassel.
Word Forms
- blashier
- blashiest
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include weatherish, blowy, slabby, foul, windlashed, storm-ridden.
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