DASH

transitive verb

to throw so as to break; smash
to strike with violence
to throw, knock, or thrust: with away, down, against, etc.
to splash or spatter (liquid) on (someone or something)
to mix with a little of another substance
to destroy; frustrate to dash one's hopes
to depress; discourage
to put to shame; abash

intransitive verb

to strike violently (against or on)
to move swiftly or impetuously; rush
noun

the effect or sound of smashing or splashing
a bit of something added a dash of salt
a sudden, swift movement; rush
☆ a short, fast run or race
spirited quality; vigor; verve
striking or showy appearance or display
dashboard (sense )
a hasty stroke with pen or brush
either of two marks (— or –), used in printing and writing to indicate a break in sentence structure, a parenthetical element, or to connect numbers showing a range of dates, times, etc.
Telegraphy a long sound or signal, as in Morse code



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THE
DASH

MY MIND
DRIVEN

ON THE
DASH

MAKING A - FOR IT

CATCHING IT AS IT FALLS
OFF THE - BOARD

LOOKING - ING

- DASH! -

-ING!

TOTAL ORGANIC

RAVISHING

RAVE DANCING

A NOPROVERBIAL
RAD-ING


SAD-THING


E/POPPERS


NEXT DAY
HEAD LAY
ON - BOARDS

MIND SPINNING
CHOPPER BLADE

BATTLING
THE MADDENINGS

CUT A -

DAZZLING

C'mon back here, don't DASH off, A dashing write indeed------very well done!