Dash

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Means 'a tip' or small gift (from French dacher). To dash someone is to give a little something extra as appreciation or bribe.

"I dash de taxi man 5 dolla extra. (I tipped the taxi driver an extra $5.)"

To dash someone money means to give a small amount of money as a gift or tip with no strings attached. It's commonly used for informal gifting or when someone asks, "Dash me something."

"Abeg dash me ₦500 make I take chop. (Pidgin, meaning "Please give me ₦500 as a free handout so I can get something to eat.")"

To give money as gift

"He dash me 50 cedis"

A small gift or tip (sometimes a bribe)

"I gave the driver a *dash* of 100LD for helping with my bags."

To give something for free. In West Africa 'dash me' means 'gift me' or 'give me a tip.' It's used for small money given out of kindness or to encourage someone.

"I no get transport, you fit dash me 500 naira make I reach house? (Meaning: I don't have transport fare, can you kindly give me ₦500 so I can get home?)"

Free gift/Tip (Free gift or tip)

"Abeg dash me small (Please give me a small tip)"

داش - اندفاع (quick movement)

"Dash للخروج (Dash to exit)"