hash
- noun
- /hæʃ/
- In the spirit of trying new things, I eat corned-beef hash along with the eggs.
- hash browns
- eggs and hash
- beef hash
Examples
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Two eggs over easy with hash.
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The chef prepared a tasty hash of beef and potatoes, perfectly browned in the skillet.
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I got my sausage and egg and hash brown wrap.
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French toast, steak, hash brown and egg.
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For breakfast this morning, I've got beans, egg, hash brown, coffee, and some fruit.
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I always get their hash Browns, they're so good.
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I have been eating the most heavenly hash browns made by my best friend of three years.
Blog text (19) -
It comes with hash browns and toast.
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Breakfast was hot coffee and lots of it, toast, eggs fried in butter, sausage, and hash-browns.
Fiction book (2001) -
"Inside, the smell of frying eggs, sausage, bacon, and hash browns filled the air.
Fiction book (1999)
Synonyms
A fried mix of chopped corned beef, potatoes, and onions
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Etymology
Hash for the food comes from the old French verb hacher meaning 'to chop', just like the English word 'chop'. A hash is meat and potatoes chopped small and mixed together.