paste
/peɪst/
verb
- To stick something to a surface using glue or a similar substance.
- He pasted the poster onto the wall.
- They pasted the torn page back together.
- She pasted the photo into her scrapbook.
- To insert text or other data from a clipboard into a document or file on a computer.
- Copy the text and paste it into the email.
- He pasted the link into the chat box.
- She pasted the image into the presentation.
- To hit or beat someone or something forcefully (informal).
- The team pasted their rivals in the championship game.
- He pasted the ball over the fence with a powerful swing.
- The boxer pasted his opponent with a series of punches.
noun
- A thick, soft, wet mixture, often used as glue or in cooking.
- The recipe calls for a paste made from flour and water.
- She used paste to stick the paper to the wall.
- He spread tomato paste on the pizza dough.
- A smooth, creamy food product, such as a spread or filling.
- She made a sandwich with chicken paste.
- The bakery sells almond paste for pastries.
- He added a spoonful of curry paste to the soup.
- A soft, shiny material used to make imitation gems or jewelry.
- The costume jewelry used paste stones instead of real gems.
- She wore a ring with a large paste ruby.
- The necklace was decorated with paste diamonds.