hack
- noun
- /hæk/
- Texting
- This clever hack will help you finish your homework faster.
- a clever hack
- food hacks
But in the meantime, as hacks go, there are worse ones.
- But in the meantime, as hacks go, there are worse ones.
- But there is a hack that makes this even easier.
- Question here is how is house hack different from Grant Cardone?
- Until you figure that out, you'll keep looking for the hack, the one that doesn't exist.
- Here, here, here's also maybe a life hack, maybe a cheat, maybe a shortcut.
- So like it's a useful hack to really prioritize not dying.
Examples
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It's just about figuring out good hacks that you can use.
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But there is a hack that makes this even easier.
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So my first life hack is get a dog.
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Also, if you find another efficiency hack for writing, let me know about that too!
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And do you have anything you would label a diet hack that you use?
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It's just like small little hacks, little things with big rewards.
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This is one of the most important hacks for self motivation.
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Life hacks, Life hacks, where do they come from?
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Anyway, that's another great hack to find your videographer.
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So this one is called simple Plant Growing Hacks for your Gardener.
Synonyms
A smart method for doing or remembering something
A smart, simple trick that solves a problem quickly
Compounds
- Offensive
A politician who works for their party or friends to benefit themselves
A hand saw with a thin blade and many small teeth for cutting metal and other hard materials
How Clever
Surface Forms
Etymology
A hack meaning a clever trick comes from the same idea of a quick, clever fix used by programmers and tinkerers, so a 'hack' is a smart short method that saves time or effort.