hash
noun
[ haʃ ]
• a dish of cooked meat cut into small pieces and cooked again, usually with potatoes.
hash
verb
• make (meat or other food) into a hash.
• come to agreement on something after lengthy and vigorous discussion.
• "they met during the day to hash out the campaign's reaction to the controversy"
Origin:
late 16th century (as a verb): from French hacher, from hache (see hatchet).
hash
noun
• short for hashish.
Similar:
cannabis,
marijuana,
hashish,
bhang,
hemp,
kef,
kif,
charas,
ganja,
sinsemilla,
dope,
grass,
pot,
blow,
draw,
stuff,
Mary Jane,
tea,
weed,
the weed,
gold,
skunkweed,
skunk,
reefer,
spliff,
rope,
smoke,
gage,
boo,
charge,
jive,
mootah,
pod,
wacky backy,
locoweed,
dagga,
zol,
green,
mezz,
hash
noun
• the symbol #, used as a symbol on a phone keypad or computer keyboard or before a numeral (as in question #2 ).
Origin:
1960s: probably from hatch3, altered by association with hash1.
