fash adjective. [faʃ] slang. L20.
[Abbreviation.]
Fashionable.

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fash noun¹. [faʃ] Scot. & north. E18.
[from the verb.]
Trouble, vexation; bother; something that gives trouble.

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fash noun². [faʃ] slang. L19.
[Abbreviation.]
Fashion.

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fash verb. [faʃ] Chiefly Scot. & north. M16.
[Early mod. French fascher (now fâcher) from Proto-Romance, from Latin fastus disdain.]
1. verb trans. Annoy, trouble, bother, weary, (oneself, another). M16.
■ Sir W. Scott Never fash yoursel' wi' me..but look to yoursel'.

2. verb intrans. Weary, be annoyed; trouble oneself; take trouble. (Foll. by of, to do.) L16.

■ fashery noun annoyance, worry; something that causes worry: M16.

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