Paste | Mean of paste in English Dictionary

/ˈpeɪst/

• Noun
• a soft, wet mixture of usually a powder and a liquid
1. Stir the flour and water to a paste.
• a type of glue that is used to make things stick together
1. The children used paste and construction paper to make Mother's Day cards.
2. wallpaper paste
• a soft, smooth food that is made by grinding something (such as tomatoes or nuts) into very small pieces
1. canned tomato paste
2. a cake with an almond paste filling
3. anchovy/bean paste

• a type of dough made with flour and butter that is used in baking
1. Stir the ingredients to form a paste.
• a type of glass that is used to make artificial gems
1. The necklace contains real gems and paste.
• Verb
• to stick (something) to or onto something by using paste
1. I pasted the edges of the paper together.
2. He cut out the newspaper article and pasted it into a scrapbook.
• to put (something cut or copied from a computer document) into another part of the document or into another document
1. After you select the text with your mouse, you can cut it and then paste it at the beginning of the paragraph.
2. You can cut and paste the picture into your file.
• to beat or defeat (someone or something) very badly
1. They got pasted 10–0.