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bash something out
phrasal verb with bashverbuk /bæʃ/ us /bæʃ/
informal
to produce something quickly and usually without much care, especially a piece of music or writing:
We sat down in the kitchen together and bashed out seven songs, and played them that afternoon for our friends.
It makes a difference when you think about the lyrics and don't just bash something out really quickly.
He bashed out three more books over the next few years, each one taking a few weeks.
to play a piece of music loudly and without much care, or to type loudly and quickly on a keyboard:
She showed up on stage to bash out a few songs.
There's a great joy in finding the chords to your favourite song and bashing it out on the piano.
He sat at the computer keyboard, bashing out a memo.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Hurrying and doing things quickly
accelerate
acceleration
against the clockidiom
against time/the clockidiom
alacrity
dash
grab-and-go
grease
hacky
haste
hasten
prompt
promptness
quickie
rattle something off
rattle through something
rush into something
snap
stroke
tear
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
Creating and producing
Not showing careful thought
Noise & noisy
Writing & typing
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