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gashed, ppl. a.|gæʃt|
[f. gash v.1 + -ed.]
†a. Produced by gashing (obs.).
b. Slashed or cut; having large rents or openings; spec. in Bot. (see quot. 1793); also gashed in.
1578Lyte Dodoens i. lxxiii. 109 The leaues be long, hearie, and grayish, snipt and cut rounde aboute, but nothing so much or so deepely gaysht, as the two others. 1605Shakes. Macb. ii. iii. 119 His gash'd Stabs look'd like a Breach in Nature. 1641Milton Animadv. (1851) 194 Your dissever'd principles were but like the mangl'd pieces of a gash't Serpent. 1652Culpepper Eng. Physic. 39 Those that follow are gashed in on both sides of the leaves. 1657W. Coles Adam in Eden cvi. 149 With broad grayish tough leaves diversly folded, crumpled, and gashed in on the edges. 1793Martyn Lang. Bot., Gashed leaf (Folium incisum s. dissectum), having the sections or divisions usually determinate in their number; or at least more so than in the Laciniate leaf. The Gashed differs from the Cleft leaf (fissum) in having the sections extending but little beyond the edge (though deeper than in the crenate leaf); whereas in the cleft leaf they reach almost to the middle. 1865Sat. Rev. 21 Jan. 86/2 He would hang about butchers' stalls..waiting an opportunity to put his mouth to the gashed throats of animals. 1883Ouida Wanda I. 2 There were a few stunted willows near the house, and a few gashed pines. |