hash in Irish
hash in Irish is slamar — hash means a dish of chopped meat and vegetables (often potatoes) fried together.
hash in Irish
slamar
Food, especially meat and potatoes, chopped and mixed together. corn-beef hash
What does "hash" mean?
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noun A dish of chopped meat and vegetables (often potatoes) fried together.
"She made corned beef hash with the Sunday leftovers."
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noun A confused, jumbled mess.
"He made a hash of the instructions and the shelf ended up crooked."
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noun The # symbol.
"Type the hash key followed by your extension number."
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noun In computing, the fixed-length code produced by feeding data through a hash function.
"The website stores a hash of your password, not the password itself."
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hash in a sentence
- She made corned beef hash with the Sunday leftovers.
- He made a hash of the instructions and the shelf ended up crooked.
- Type the hash key followed by your extension number.
- The website stores a hash of your password, not the password itself.
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What is "hash" in Irish?
"hash" in Irish is slamar. hash means: A dish of chopped meat and vegetables (often potatoes) fried together.
How do you use "hash" in a sentence?
Example: "She made corned beef hash with the Sunday leftovers." In Irish, "hash" is slamar.
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