fash2 (fash)

[Prob. F. fasce, OF. fai e, a band: see fe e and fascia.] 1. The mark left by the mold upon a cast bullet.-2. Naut., an irregular seam. fash3 (fash), n. [Prob. a dial. var. of fa .] 1. The tops of turnips.-2. A fringe, or a row of anything worn like a fringe. [Prov. Eng.] fash4 (fash), a. [Cf. fash2, 1.] Rough: applied to metal. Hall i well. [Prov. Eng.] fashery (fash ́ér-i), n.; pl. fasheries (-iz). [Sc., I considered it my duty to submit to many fasheries on his account. Galt . She was a religious hypochondriac, it appears, whom, not without some cro and fashery of mind and body, he [John Knox] was good enough to tend. R. L. Stevens on, John Knox.