Hash

A verb and a noun with multiple meanings. As a verb, 'hash' means to chop or mix something roughly, or to discuss and re-examine something repeatedly. As a noun, 'hash' often refers to a dish of chopped meat, potatoes, and vegetables, or, in slang, to a cannabis product. It also, sometimes more figuratively, implies a mess, a confused situation, or the result of a chaotic undertaking. It can also refer to a symbol (#).

Hash meaning with examples

• The chef will hash the leftover roast beef with onions and potatoes for tomorrow's breakfast. I'm not sure that tastes like a good idea.
• Let's hash out the details of the project proposal again before the meeting next week, there were some points that did not make sense to me.
• After the divorce, she felt like her life was a hash of broken dreams and shattered illusions, she felt this deep within herself.
• The police found a small amount of cannabis hash in his car, which, unfortunately, ended his employment.
• Please hash the following hashtag to get the best of the latest news #breakingnews, so you stay up to date.