IPA: /sæʃt/
KK: /sæʃt/
Describing something that is fitted with or has a decorative band or strip, often made of cloth, that is worn around the waist or across the body.
The dancer wore a beautiful dress that was sashed with a bright ribbon.
Sashed → It is formed from "sash" (from Middle French *sache*, meaning a band or strip of material) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a past participle or completed action). The word "sashed" means having been adorned or fitted with a sash, typically a decorative band around the waist or across the body.
Picture a decorative band ('sash') that has been added to something, which helps you remember that 'sashed' means something has been fitted with a sash.