British Slang: Lash | Lashed

Lash ['læʃ]:

Alcohol. A drinking binge.

Lashed:

Very drunk.

Examples:

We were out on the town having a lash with our mates!

That was a good lash last night.

Out on the lash tonight?

I am all lashed up.

Fancy getting lashed, do you want to go on the lash?

I'm getting lashed tomorrow night.

Meaning of Lash from the English-Bulgarian Dictionary:

• Whip, beat (with a whip).
• Lash out (at).
• Strike, crash (for rain, hail) (and with against), strike, smash against (for waves), whip, spray water (for wind).
• Strongly excite.
• Anger, enrage, infuriate (to, into).
• Wave, swing (with a tail—for animals, with a whip, stick—for people), thrash, move nervously.
• Kick (for horses) (out).
• fig. Sharply criticize, reproach, flay.
• Tie, bind to something (down, on, together, to).
• Tie, bind (things) (together).
• Bind, fasten (to, down, on).
• (Twisted) Whip, scourge.
• Stroke of a whip, lashing, lashing (for wind, rain).
• Sharp criticism, caustic remark.
• Coercion.
• Eyelash, lash.

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