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when something is hidden from view of everyone else appart from the people in the gang ect.
usually in a bust ect.
jack: sik m8 i just stashed some booze for when we go camping
bill: sik m8, i bought some fireworks aswell, lets stash them so the dibble don't find them
stashed by siked November 25, 2007
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to put somthing away and then use it later.
like stash but to stash somthing in past tense
jack: i stashed some booze for when we go out camping
bill: sik one m8 dats pretty ill lol dat booze got well stashed
stashed by siked November 26, 2007
To get humiliated or boyed by someone. To be cussed by someone in front of lots of people.
Awww man jus got stashed.

Woahh boy just recieved a stashing.

Dont stash me man.
Stashed by Aliceeee ** October 24, 2008
Defacing a portrait by applying a mustache.
"I 'stashed Whistler's Mother in art class today!"
'Stashed by Bruce Wayne 00 August 26, 2018

stashed ensign 

After receiving your commission as an officer in the Navy or Coast Guard, you must be stoked. But sometimes, there's no room or money to train you and you get stashed doing odd jobs. Sometimes you can get stashed places you would like and then suddenly it's awesome.
>Hey man congratulations on the Navy! Do they have you flying yet?

<No, I'm a stashed ensign.

>So essentially you're worthless, and overpaid to do nothing?

<Fail. Oh but we had time to start a band, check purevolume for the stashed ensigns
stashed ensign by talonsdmc12 July 22, 2010

stashed some yams 

To stash a standard pound of clean, uncut cocaine. Usually kept at an Aunties house.
Tommy Pantsdown hid a pound of stripper fuel at his uncles house. His auntie doesn't like the homie but it's all good for a bump or two. In the end, he stashed some yams.

stashed the yams 

Tommy Pantsdown stashed the yams at his aunties house.
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