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dashing

[dash-ing] / ˈdæʃ ɪŋ /


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For many of us, Harrison Ford was a staple of our childhood, the dashing space rogue, the dashing archelogy professor/adventurer.

From Salon

When the biggest explosions hit, she would roll her father into the second-floor hallway before dashing to the basement.

From Washington Post

Journalists are shown in several scenes, lounging in chairs and reading newspapers, dashing for pay phones and gathered around Mr. Early, who is shown with a pipe clenched in his teeth.

From New York Times

Weighing 75 pounds and measuring 29 inches tall, this oversize gnome works well as dashing decor or a doorstop.

From Washington Post

At other times he can be seen dashing through the halls of the U.S.

From Seattle Times