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British Slang: Paste

Paste [peist]: To hit hard, to punch (someone), to bombard heavily. Examples: Some punk tried to paste me from behind but I spun around and caught his hand before he could act. Wow, that Jake really p

Paste [peist]:

To hit hard, to punch (someone), to bombard heavily.

Examples:

Some punk tried to paste me from behind but I spun around and caught his hand before he could act.

Wow, that Jake really pasted Sally all over her face, or so I heard.

Oh yeah, but later on we gonna paste Jory's ass at the bus stop.

Meaning from English-Bulgarian dictionary:

  • Paste.
  • Pasta.
  • Pâté.
  • Putty, sealant.
  • Glue, adhesive.
  • Glass paste (for artificial gemstones).
  • Kneaded clay.
  • To glue, to stick (with paper).

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