paste
Noun:
- A soft, moist mixture: A thick, soft, and often sticky substance, typically made by mixing dry ingredients with a liquid.
- An adhesive: A substance used for sticking objects or materials together, often made from water, flour, or starch.
- A food spread: A smooth, creamy mixture of food, such as meat, fish, or vegetables, used as a spread or in cooking.
- A type of glass: A hard, high-quality lead glass used to imitate gemstones in jewelry.
Verb:
- To adhere with paste: To attach something to a surface using an adhesive paste.
- To cover a surface: To apply a layer of paste over a surface.
- (Informal) To hit forcefully: To strike someone or something hard.
Noun:
- She made a delicious almond paste for the cake.
- You'll need wallpaper paste to hang this paper.
- The necklace was made with high-quality paste to mimic diamonds.
Verb:
- Please paste the poster onto the board.
- He decided to paste the wall with old newspapers.
- (Informal) The boxer pasted his rival with a powerful left hook.
"to paste over": To cover a surface completely by applying paste and another material.
- They decided to paste over the old graffiti with new posters.
In computing: To insert previously copied text or data into a document.
- The command to paste the text is Ctrl+V.
Pasty (adj): Having a thick, soft consistency like paste.
- The mixture became pasty after adding too much flour.
Paste-up (n): A document prepared for printing by pasting text and graphics onto a sheet.
- The designer created a paste-up of the magazine layout.
- Noun (Adhesive): Glue, adhesive, mucilage.
- Noun (Food): Spread, purée, pâté.
- Verb (Adhere): Glue, stick, affix.
- Verb (Hit): Smack, wallop, punch.
Paste on: To apply paste and attach something, often implying a quick or temporary action.
- He pasted on a fake mustache for the costume party.
Paste together: To join multiple pieces or components using paste.
- The children pasted together a collage from magazine clippings.
Cut and paste: Literally, to remove and then reattach with adhesive. Figuratively, to assemble something from existing parts, often without original thought.
- His report was just a cut and paste job from various websites.
Pasteboard (n, historical/related term): A stiff material made by pasting together sheets of paper.
- Old playing cards were often made from pasteboard.
- a tasty mixture to be spread on bread or crackers or used in preparing other dishes
- an adhesive made from water and flour or starch; used on paper and paperboard
- a hard, brilliant lead glass that is used in making artificial jewelry
- any mixture of a soft and malleable consistency
- cover the surface of
- paste the wall with burlap
- hit with the fists
- He pasted his opponent
- join or attach with or as if with glue
- paste the sign on the wall
- cut and paste the sentence in the text