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    ega
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      @ega

      As I said, the "rough edge" meaning is old. OED gives various examples of its use accessed free, in my case, via my membership of the local library – worth a look if you can do the same or have your own subscription.

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        My OED is the cd-rom version which I received as a gift many moons ago (most of the files are dated 2009). Handy to have with a shortcut on my desktop.

        Not sure if they still do the cd-rom version. There is a website which purports to sell it but the ordering links go nowhere so it may be the remnants of an old site.

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        Mick B1
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          Posted by Roderick Jenkins on 30/03/2023 21:03:06:

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          I've only ever heard "fash" being used by a worried Scots person.

          Rod

          Me too. I spent nearly 40 years in various contacts with engineering personnel from Cornwall to Dundee and never heard the word in any other context.

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