pasty
1pas·ty
noun \ˈpas-tē\ plural pasties
Definition of PASTY
1
: a meat pie
2
: turnover 5
Origin of PASTY
Middle English pastee, from Anglo-French pasté, from paste dough, paste
First Known Use: 13th century
2pasty
adjective \ˈpās-tē\past·i·erpast·i·est
Definition of PASTY
: resembling paste; especially : pallid and unhealthy in appearance
— past·i·ness \-nəs\ noun
Examples of PASTY
- The mixture has a pasty consistency.
- She has a pasty complexion.
- You look a little pasty. Are you feeling OK?
First Known Use of PASTY
1659
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