Definition
Definition of dasher - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
quick moverone who dashes or moves quickly
- The young dasher sprinted past the crowd with ease..
2.
sportsTECH. US the ledge on top of ice hockey rink boardsTECH. US
- The puck bounced off the dasher.
3.
stirring toolRare object that stirs or agitatesRare
- The dasher in the churn was broken.
4.
toolsDated UK plunger in a churn with paddlesDated UK
- She used the dasher to make butter.
Images of dasher

the ledge on top of ice hockey rink boards 
object that stirs or agitates 
plunger in a churn with paddles
Origin of dasher
Middle English, daschen (to strike)
Examples of dasher in a sentence
As a dasher, he always finished first in races. Players leaned against the dasher during the break. Advertisements were placed along the dasher. The chef used a dasher to mix the ingredients. She bought a new dasher for her butter churn. The dasher was worn from years of use.
He crafted a new dasher for the old churn.
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- French:fonceur, rebord, ...
- German:schneller Läufer, Sims, ...
- Italian:corridore veloce, bordo superiore, ...
- Spanish:rápido, borde superior, ...
- Portuguese:corredor, borda, ...
- Chinese:快跑者, 冰球围板顶沿, ...
- Japanese:俊足の人, ボード縁, ...
- Arabic:مندفع, الحافة العلوية لسور حلبة الهوكي, ...
- Hebrew:רָץ מָהִיר, גַּלְגַּל הַמָּשׁוֹט, ...
- Russian:бегун, борт, ...
- Ukrainian:бігун, дашер, ...
- Hindi:तेज़ धावक, डैशर, ...
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