das

[ das, dahs ]

noun

, plural das·es, das·ses.

1. hyrax.

Word History and Origins

Origin of das¹

< Afrikaans; compare Dutch, Middle Dutch das badger, cognate with German Dachs; compare Norwegian svintoks

Example Sentences

The Das Keyboard 4 also has a surprisingly thin profile for a mechanical keyboard, although it does lack backlighting, which is a bit disappointing in a wired keyboard in this price range.

From Popular-Science

Having these systems where police departments or DAs are nickel and diming some of the poorest people in the state to create this slush fund that they can use for whatever they want, it doesn’t make any sense to me.

From ProPublica

According to a WBUR analysis, the majority of states require DAs to take action within 90 days of a seizure or the conclusion of a criminal case.

From ProPublica

The only public accounting of how the money is spent is the information DAs now must report to the state treasurer’s office, as part of the Legislature’s 2018 criminal justice reform.

From ProPublica

Certainly in the short-term, an influx of links from websites with high DAs will give you an instant boost.

From Search Engine Watch

In two days of savagery, the 2nd SS Panzer Division “Das Reich” slaughtered nearly everyone in the town.

From The Daily Beast

“Shame against shame is one of the most important tools,” says Sushanta Das Gupta, 33, the editor of eBangladesh.com.

From The Daily Beast

At 50 years old, Das found himself asking, “Is this all there was to life?”

From The Daily Beast

The Sun took great offense and printed the headline, "Kaiser Sticks Das Boot In."

From The Daily Beast

Das Abendessen (The Dinner) depicts a banquet, where women are the food, at a rooftop restaurant in a Düsseldorf art museum.

From The Daily Beast

But I see I couldn't do nothing without a candle, and I dasn't light one, of course.

From Project Gutenberg

I see the coffin lid was the way it was before, but I dasn't go to look in under it, with folks around.

From Project Gutenberg

Wenn das Glck anpocht, soll man ihm aufthun—When 40 fortune knocks, open the door.

From Project Gutenberg

Wer lange bedenkt, der whlt nicht immer 25 das Beste—He who is long in making up his mind does not always choose the best.

From Project Gutenberg

Das Zungenreden, geschichtlich und psychologisch untersucht.

From Project Gutenberg