IPA: /ɑːs/
KK: /ɑs/
Bait, especially dead animal flesh, used for fishing or hunting.
The hunter placed some aas near the trap to lure the foxes.
The word 'aas' originates from Dutch 'aas', meaning carrion or dead animal flesh. It refers specifically to decaying flesh that is often eaten by scavengers.
Think of the Dutch word 'aas' for carrion — this helps you remember that 'aas' refers to decaying animal flesh.