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harshing

verb
USHARSH-ing/ˈhɑɹʃɪŋ/UKHAHSH-ing/ˈhɑːʃɪŋ/

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  1. 1
    verbslang
    Present participle and gerund of harsh.

    He was harshing the whole vibe of the party with his constant complaints.

    Quit harshing my buzz over one little mistake.

    Note

    A slang verb built from the adjective, and its -ing form does double duty. With be it makes the progressive (he was harshing the vibe); on its own it works as a noun (all that harshing got old). It covers both criticizing and dampening a mood, with or without an object: quit harshing, quit harshing my buzz. Buzz and vibe are its natural objects.

harshing is a form of harsh

harsh, verb: To spoil or take the enjoyment out of someone's good mood. Full entry

Forms
harshharshes he/she/itharshing -ing formharshed past tense, past participle
Spelling
harsh → harshing: add -ing

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