Rashie

Pronunciation: /ˈræʃi/

Definitions of rashie

noun a colloquial term for a rash or skin irritation

Example Sentences

A1 I wore my rashie to the beach to protect my skin from the sun.

A2 She bought a new rashie for her upcoming surfing trip.

B1 It is important to wear a rashie while snorkeling to prevent jellyfish stings.

B2 The rashie he wore had a UV protection factor of 50+.

C1 The rashie she designed was made from sustainable materials and had a stylish print.

C2 The professional surfer's rashie was sponsored by a well-known brand.

Examples of rashie in a Sentence

formal The swimmer put on her rashie before entering the cold water.

informal I always wear a rashie at the beach to protect my skin from the sun.

slang My rashie is so stylish, it's like a fashion statement at the pool.

figurative Wearing a rashie is like having a shield against harmful UV rays.

Grammatical Forms of rashie

• past tense: rashed
• plural: rashies
• comparative: rashier
• superlative: rashiest
• present tense: rashes
• future tense: will rash
• perfect tense: has rashed
• continuous tense: is rashing
• singular: rashie
• positive degree: rashie
• infinitive: to rash
• gerund: rashing
• participle: rashing

Origin and Evolution of rashie

First Known Use: 1960 year

Language of Origin: Scottish English

Story behind the word: The word 'rashie' originated as a colloquial term in Scotland to refer to a rash guard, a type of protective clothing worn during water sports.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'rashie' has become a commonly used term in various English-speaking countries to describe a type of swimwear or athletic clothing designed to protect the skin from rashes and sunburn while engaging in water activities.