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Definition of bash : 1. To abash; to disconcert or be disconcerted or put out of countenance.
2. To strike heavily; to beat; to crush.

Synonyms:

boot, pop, flush, screw, have it away, fringe, strike, free-for-all, attack, clout, love, hit, knock, smash, paste, slam, belt ammunition, have intercourse, roll in the hay, blast, occasion, charge, make out, affair, shindy, smite, sock, jazz, know, thrill, crack, bebop, roast, kick, hump, clip, sleep with, have it off, function, welt, slog, have sex, slug, do, clap, lick, biff, ut, lie with, sleep together, whang, eff, whack, bed, bam, bang, smasher, make love, have a go at it, get laid, sock it to someone, gala, soiree, wham, fete, doh, bonk, get it on, pound, knocking, belt, work, smash-up, whop, be intimate, brawl, overhead, group, thwack, whap, blowout, eruption, bop, crash, swat, rap, celebration, do it, let someone have it, catch, belted ammunition, rush, wallop, blow, restraint, shindig, conk, party, swath, festivity

Usage examples:

• At length the prince told his brother- in- law that he was searching for Bash Tchelik, and the dragon advised him, saying, Do not go any further! - "Hero Tales and Legends of the Serbians", Woislav M. Petrovitch.
• " Yes, and building a negamatter bomb for military purposes would be like digging a fifty foot shaft to get a rock to bash somebody's head in, when you could do the job better with the shovel you're digging with," Richardson added. - "The Answer", Henry Beam Piper.
• And Berlin has determined to bash the head of revolution in Brunswick as it broke its back in Halle. - "The New Germany", George Young.