hashing
- noun
- /ˈhæʃɪŋ/
- His skillful hashing of the leftover roast turned it into a delicious breakfast.
Examples
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The restaurant is famous for its traditional hashing on Sunday mornings.
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She learned the art of hashing from her grandmother, who made the best hash in town.
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I love hashing leftover meat and potatoes.
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Making hashing a family tradition is enjoyable.
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His skillful hashing of the leftover roast turned it into a delicious breakfast.
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The restaurant is famous for its traditional hashing on Sunday mornings.
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She learned the art of hashing from her grandmother, who made the best hash in town.
Synonyms
Preparing food by heating it, for example by boiling, baking, frying or roasting
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Etymology
The word hashing comes from hash, which means 'chopped and mixed' food, so hashing is the simple cooking process of chopping leftover meat and potatoes and mixing them into a new dish.