To put together hurriedly; prepare with haste.
To publish imprudently; blab.
To cook too rapidly; burn from haste: as, the beef has been rashed in the roasting.
Quick; sudden; hasty.
Hasty in council or action; precipitate; headstrong; impetuous; venturesome: as, a rash statesman or minister; a rash commander.
Marked by or manifesting inconsiderate haste in speech or action; resulting from temerity or recklessness: as, rash words; rash measures.
Requiring haste; urgent.
Synonyms and Enterprising, Foolhardy, etc. (see adventurous), precipitate, hasty, headlong, inconsiderate, careless, heedless. See list under reckless.
To tear or slash violently; lacerate; rend; hack; hew; slice.
So ripe or dry as to break or fall readily, as corn from dry straw in handling.
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Corn in the straw, so dry as to fall out with handling.
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A kind of inferior manufacture of silk or of silk and stuff.
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A more or less extensive eruption on the skin.
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An obsolete or dialectal form of rush.
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A crisp rustle; a crackle.
Quick, brisk, hot; causing too quick a result: as, a rash fire.