admittance | fashion, acceptance, vogue |
adventurous | risk-taking, imprudently bold, rashly daring |
air | manner, style, fashion |
ancientry | decorum, old-fashioned formality, ancient dignity |
antic, antick(e), antique | old-fashioned, old-world, antiquated |
ash | spear, lance [made of ash] |
Ash Wednesday | in Christian tradition, the first day of Lent |
bashful | easily intimidated, readily daunted |
batler, batlet | wooden club [used for beating clothes being washed] |
bedashed | dashed about, bespattered, splashed about |
Black Monday | [in MV II.v.24] confusion of the day after Easter Sunday with Ash Wednesday |
blistered | ornamented with puffs, displaying slashes to show the lining |
block | [of hats] style, fashion, shape, mould |
brain | murder, dash the brains out of |
brandish | make shine, cause to flash |
brazen-faced | shameless, unblushing, unabashed |
bruise | crush, smash, destroy |
bucking | washing, laundry |
buck-washing | process of washing very dirty clothing in an alkaline mix [buck] |
burst | break, smash |
canvass | toss about [as if in a canvas sheet], beat, thrash |
carbonado | slash, cut [as if preparing meat for grilling] |
carbonadoed | cut, slashed, hacked about |
cashier | rob, fleece, relieve of money |
cashier | discharge, dismiss [from service] |
cashiered | dismissed, sacked, discarded |
chaffy | [as of chaff] worthless, useless, trashy |
chamberer | frequenter of ladies' chambers, drawing-room man of fashion |
clapper-claw | beat up, thrash, scratch |
come | come into fashion, become trendy |
compose | make up, produce, fashion |
cooling card | card that dashes an opponent's hope of success; barrier, check |
countenance | disconcerted, abashed |
couple | in pairs, leashed together |
couple | leash together |
crest-fallen | humbled, abashed, shamed |
current | acceptable, up-to-date, fashionable |
daring-hardy | foolhardy, rashly bold |
dash | diminish, infringe, destroy |
dash | encounter, sight, meeting |
dash | overturn, rescind, frustrate |
dash | cast down, daunt, dishearten |
dash | frustrate, spoil, ruin |
dash | stroke, mark, sign |
dash | trace, touch, tinge |
date | time, season, fashion |
dew-bedabbled | splashed all over with dew |
discipline | thrash, trounce, beat |
dressing | reworking, refashioning |
drive | fall, rush, dash |
dry-beat | cudgel, thrash, beat soundly |
entrench, intrench | gash, make a deep cut in |
ewer | pitcher containing water for washing hands |
fangled | fashion-conscious, novelty-obsessed, trendy |
fashion | manner, way, mode, appearance |
fashion | fad, modish behaviour, whim |
fashion | conventional behaviour, conformity, customary use |
fashion | observance, style, latest practice |
fashion | form, shape, make [into] |
fashion | workmanship, craftsmanship, execution |
fashion | sort, kind, type |
fashion | arrange, contrive, manage |
fashion | (plural) horse disease affecting the nose and mouth [farcy] |
fashion | title, name, character |
fashion | mould, transform, change the fashion of |
fashion | frame, work in, introduce |
fashion-monging | fashion-following, dealing in fashions, dandified |
feeze | do for, settle the hash of, fix |
flame | blaze, shine, flash |
flash | break out suddenly, move abruptly |
flash | make a display, show off, shine out [as] |
fling | dash off, go away in a rush |
follow | imitate, copy; take as a model [in fashion] |
forge | cause to fashion, lead to contrive |
forwardness | rashness, boldness, over-eagerness |
frame | fashion, make, form, create |
frush | smash, strike violently |
gallant | fine gentleman, man of fashion |
garb | manner, style, fashion |
giddiness | rashness, foolishness, madness |
grandsire | long-established, old-fashioned |
haberdasher | dealer in small articles relating to clothing |
harlotry | trashy, tawdry, third-rate |
hasty | rash, impetuous, impulsive |
heady-rash | hasty-headed, full of reckless thoughts |
humour | style, method, way, fashion |
innovation | new fashion; or: insurrection |
intrenchant | uncuttable, incapable of being gashed |
jess | [falconry] short strap fastened to a hawk's legs [to which the leash is attached] |
jowl | dash, knock, thrust |
justling | jostling, clashing, chaotic |
laboured | carefully fashioned, produced with great skill |
lam-damn | [unclear meaning] beat the hell out of, thrash without pity |
land-damn | [unclear meaning] beat the hell out of, thrash without pity |
lash | scourge, punish, flog |
launder | wash, bathe |
lave | wash, bathe, soak |
leash | [hunting] set of three, trio |
lighten | flash lightning |
lighten | flash out, send down as lightning |
linsey-woolsey | [mix of flax and wool] verbal mish-mash, nonsense |
lustre | gleam, glimmer, flash |
mangle | wound, gash, hack |
manner | fashion, usage, custom |
mash | [brewing] ferment, mix |
mould | model, shape, fashion |
murder | wound, gash [serious enough to cause death] |
new-tuned | freshly coined, fashionable |
off | off the ship, ashore |
open | public, widely frequented, fashionable |
outdared | overcome by daring, cowed, outbraved; or: excessively daring, brazen, unabashed |
overgreen | cover over, gloss over, whitewash |
pash | head |
pash | strike, smash, knock |
pashed | smashed, battered, crushed |
pashful | Welsh pronunciation of 'bashful' |
pheeze | do for, settle the hash of, fix |
plash | pool, puddle, pond |
pudency | modesty, bashfulness, shyness |
rage | folly, rashness, mad jest |
raging | mad, rash, crazy |
rash | quickly lit, briefly flaming |
rash | force, drive; or: slash with |
rash | sudden, quickly acting, operating immediately |
rash | hasty, impetuous, impulsive |
rash | hastily, impetuously, impulsively |
rash-levied | hastily raised |
razed | cut, slashed, slit |
received | fashionable, accepted as a norm, generally adopted |
rolling | flashing, expressive |
scarf | wrap round like a scarf or sash |
scarf | military sash, shoulder band |
scorch | slash with a knife, gash |
scotch | slash, cut, gash |
scotch | cut, gash, wound |
sea-bank | seashore |
sea-margent | seashore, edge of the sea |
semblably | seemingly, similarly, in the same fashion |
shallowly | naively, gullibly; or: rashly |
shame | be ashamed, be embarrassed |
shape | create, fashion, bring about |
ship-tire | fashionable head-dress shaped like a ship |
shiver | smash to pieces, fragment |
shore | put ashore, return to the land |
Shrovetide | in Christian tradition, the three days before Ash Wednesday |
skirmish | fight, clash, fracas |
slip | let go, allow to leave, unleash |
slip | leash, lead, tether |
slip | let go of, allow to leave, unleash |
smoke | disinfect, sanitize; beat, thrash |
snipped-taffeta, snipt-taffeta | glossy silk fabric with irregular cuts, slashed-silk |
sort | fashion, frame, adapt |
spice | touch, trace, dash |
sprawl | writhe, struggle, thrash about |
spurn | kick, strike, stamp [on], dash |
squash | youngster, youth |
squash | unripe pea-pod |
stain | hint, tinge, dash |
Strand | London street of fashionable merchants; also, of apprentices |
stripe | stroke of a whip, lash, weal |
swabber | deckhand, sailor who washes the deck |
swasher | swashbuckler, braggart, boaster |
swashing | swaggering, blustering, dashing |
swashing | Q4 alternative to 'washing' |
swill | wash, bathe, drench |
swing | beat, thrash, wallop |
swinge | beat, thrash, flog |
swinge-buckler | swashbuckler, swaggering ruffian |
time-pleaser | time-server, follower of fashion |
trash | [hunting] rein in, keep in check, hold back |
trash | rubbish, stuff, paraphernalia |
trash | dirty money |
trash | worthless person, disreputable individual |
treasure | money, ready cash |
trench | gouge, cut, gash |
trick | practice, custom, current fashion |
tune | fashionable speech, jargon |
unadvised | rash, foolhardy, thoughtless, unconsidered |
unhacked | unused, with no gashes |
unsuitable | unfashionable, old-fashioned, passe |
wash | labour in vain, work to no purpose |
wash | make damp, moisten, wet |
wash | kitchen swill, hogwash |
Washes | the Wash; shallow inlet of the North Sea on E coast of England |
Washford | Wexford, city in Leinster, SE Ireland |
washing | swashing, slashing |
waterish | abounding in water; also: wishy-washy, watered down |
wear | fashion, adapt, conform |
wear | fashion, vogue, trend |
wear | be the fashion, be trendy |
wearing | most unfashionable, least stylish |
whip | dash, hurry, hasten |
wild | rash, reckless, careless |
wise | manner, way, fashion |
younker | fashionable young man, fine young gentleman |
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