hasher
- noun
- /ˈhæʃər/
- The hasher made quick work of the vegetables.
Examples
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In the restaurant kitchen, the old hasher was replaced with a more efficient model.
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After buying a new hasher, she found it much easier to chop vegetables for soups.
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The chef used a hasher to quickly prepare the potatoes for the breakfast hash.
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I bought a new hasher for my kitchen.
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Using a hasher makes preparing our breakfast hash much quicker and easier.
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She carefully used the hasher to chop the vegetables for the dish.
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To make the perfect hash, he relied on his trusty hasher to mince the meat and potatoes.
Synonyms
A machine that crushes materials, for example coffee beans
A kitchen machine that cuts meat into small pieces
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Etymology
Hasher comes from hash, which comes from the old French verb hacher meaning 'to chop'. So a hasher is a tool that 'chops' food into small pieces for making hash.