† glashv.
Scottish. Obsolete.
intransitive. To come like a flash of light.
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17.. Young Andrew xxxvi, in F. J. Child Eng. & Sc. Pop. Ballads (1884) I. ii. xlviii. 434/2 Soe they ffought together like two lyons, And fire betweene them two glashet out.
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v.17..- to put over a fast one
- to put paid to
- to put paid to the account of
- to put past
- to put pen to paper
- to put plead the béal bocht
- to put pressure on
- to put provision to
- to put quench a person's light
- to put quench a person's lights
- to put salt on the tail
- to put side on
- to put side on a ball
- to put silence to
- to put some period to
- to put someone in hazard
- to put someone off his stroke
- to put someone off stroke
- to put someone on a charge
- to put someone on blast
- to put someone right
- to put someone under the table
- to put something against a person's beard
- to put something down one's neck
- to put something in a person's head