A fork of Rural Dictionary
Australian and New Zealand term for french or tongue kissing. Used mainly by teenagers and pre-teens. Used also in a situation so that adults wont know what they are talking about when they refer to kissing as "Pashing".
Girl: "Pashed any hot guys recently?"
Colloquial slang originating from New Zealand, later adopted by British students.
A long, all-encompassing, and somewhat wet and sloppy kiss.
Derived from the word "passionate".
To be used in the same context as "snog", "getting off" and "neck", though it often refers to a kiss with a stranger.
"What happened with Brian, that guy you met the other night Nyree?"
"Oh nothing, we just had a pash in the back of the taxi for fifteen minutes then I never called him back"
A noun that means making out, common in Australia and New Zealand. Named from passion fruit, as eating a passion fruit without the use of utensils resembles the vigor used for pashing.
Did you hear? Adam and Eve have been pashing behind the tree for the past hour!
Scottish slang for drunk. Derives from the term pished, meaning the same thing
aww did yi see kenny last night min? he was pure pashed, oot eh it mahn