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avast1680s, a nautical interjection, "hold! stop!" probably worn down from Dutch houd vast "hold fast." AVAST. -- The order to stop, or pause, in any exercise or operation; as Avast hea [..]
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avastAn order to stop or cease hauling (stop action at once).
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avastStop, cease or desist from whatever is being done. From the Dutch hou' vast ("hold fast"), from houd ("hold") + vast ("fast").
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avastAn order to stop or cease hauling (stop action at once).
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avastStop, cease or desist from whatever is being done.
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avast Stop, as "Avast heaving."
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avastStop! Halt! Cease!
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avastA command to stop or cease immediately what one is doing.
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avasta command to cease or desist from whatever is being done. "Avast heaving on that line, Berninger."
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avastAvast! means Hold! Enough! Finish! It comes from the Italian word "Basta".
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avastStop! Cease or desist from whatever is being done.
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avastStop, cease or desist from whatever is being done. From the Dutch hou' vast (“hold fast”), from houd (“hold”) + vast (“fast”).
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avastA command which means, basically, 'Stop what you're doing.' This term appears to be from the French 'Haud Vast,' literally 'hold fast.'
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avastA command to stop or cease immediately what one is doing.
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avastStop, cease, hold, discontinue. As avast heaving (stop heaving), avast hauling (stop hauling), &c.
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avast
(nautical) hold fast!; desist!; stay!.
* year=1914
|year_published='''2009'''
|edition=HTML
|editor=
|author=Edgar Rice Burroughs
|title=The Mucker
|chapter=
|url=http://www.gutenberg.org/files/331 [..]
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avastAvast was founded in 1988 by Eduard Kučera and Pavel Baudiš who encountered the Vienna Virus and started developing methods to help protect computers from it and others like it.
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avastStop
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