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What (who) is BAST - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Bast (disambiguation)
Bast
·noun A thick mat or hassock. ·see 2d Bass, 2.
II. Bast ·noun The inner fibrous bark of various plants; ·esp. of the lime tree; hence, matting, cordage, ·etc., made therefrom.
bast
[bast]
¦ noun fibre obtained from plants and used for matting and cord, in particular the inner bark of a lime tree.
Origin
OE b?st, of unknown origin.
bast
Bastard. Often said with an accent.
Jeff, you're a bast.
Jeff, you're a bast.
Examples of use of BAST
1. A doctor at Bast Hospital, requesting anonymity, told Pajhwok Afghan News that Ghoty was died of excessive use of opium.
2. Bast said he believes skeptics are now on the verge of overturning the idea that humans are driving climate change.
3. "Yeah, I think we‘re at a tipping point that‘s going in exactly the opposite direction," Bast said.
4. Not just sleigh bells (usually bells that enclose a clapper, called áóáåíöû), but bells like íàáàòíûå (alarm bells), âåñòîâûå (news bells) or âåчåâûå (bells that called citizens to the âåчå, or town council, in Novgorod). Êðàñíûå êîëîêîëà are not red bells, but rather sweet–sounding bells. Ëûêîâûå êîëîêîëà ("bast bells") are bells that were broken and held together with bast (woven bark). Hard to believe, but Russia also has ïëåííûå êîëîêîëà –– "captive bells." These were bells of either foreign make, or more often bells captured in raids on foreign cities.
5. Finally, the Belsey‘s daughter, Zora, meets a young man from Roxbury and is determined to help him into the world of academia (shades of hapless clerk Leonard Bast). "On Beauty" – with its blunt language and frank sexuality – will probably never be adapted by Merchant Ivory Productions.