phrase
General Slang
haad yer pash
HAHD yur PASH · phrase · informal
Be patient; hold your horses
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Definitions
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An instruction to be patient or wait.
“Haad yer pash, I'm coming.”
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haad yer pash In A Sentence
Haad yer pash, I'm coming.
Origin & Usage
'Haad' (hold) plus 'pash' (patience).
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What does 'haad yer pash' mean?
It means be patient or wait; the equivalent of 'hold your horses'.
Where is 'haad yer pash' from?
North East England dialect, combining 'haad' (hold) with 'pash' (patience).
How do you use 'haad yer pash'?
To tell someone to wait or be patient, e.g. 'Haad yer pash, I'm coming.'
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