bash in English

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bash, verb, noun.
(Informal.)

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expr. have a bash (at), (British Slang.) to give a try; attempt.
Ex. You've got to do it yourself but I'll have a bash with you (Listener).

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noun basher.

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noun 1. a smashing blow.
Ex. a bash in the face.
2. a big party or meal; blowout.
Ex. He was already planning a big bash ... in the Savoy Grill the night before he sailed for home (John O'Hara).

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v.t., v.i. 1. to strike with a smashing blow; hit very hard.
2. to set upon vigorously with hostile words, arguments, or abuse; assail.
Ex. The premier knew he could ""win votes by bashing Brits,"" now that Canada was a multiethnic society (T

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