pashed

As a verb pashed is

(pash).

As verbs the difference between gashed and pashed

is that gashed is (gash) while pashed is (pash).

As an adjective gashed

is having gashes; slashed.

As verbs the difference between pashed and mashed

is that pashed is (pash) while mashed is (mash).

As an adjective mashed is

(informal) rather drunk.

As verbs the difference between pasted and pashed

is that pasted is past tense of paste while pashed is past tense of pash.

As verbs the difference between pashed and pathed

is that pashed is (pash) while pathed is (path).

As an adjective pathed is

provided with a path.

As verbs the difference between pashed and passed

is that pashed is (pash) while passed is (pass).

As an adjective passed is

that has passed beyond a certain point (chiefly in set collocations).

As verbs the difference between dashed and pashed

is that dashed is past participle of lang=en while pashed is past tense of pash.

As an adjective dashed

is of a line, made up of short lines with small gaps between each one and the next.

As a verb pashed

is past tense of pash.

As an adjective sashed is

fitted with a sash (window opener).

As verbs the difference between pashed and pushed

is that pashed is past tense of pash while pushed is past tense of push.

As a verb pashed

is (pash).

As a noun pasher is

(australia|and|new zealand|slang) one who pashes (snogs, kisses).