hash
The sign # that you see in text or on a phone or computer keyboard.
The symbol # used in writing, phone keypads, and computing, for example in social media tags or to mark special lines in code.
A hot dish of small pieces of meat and potato cooked together, often fried in a pan.
A dish made from chopped or diced meat, potatoes, and often onions or other ingredients, usually fried together in a pan.
In computing, a number or code that a program makes from data, used to check or find the data quickly.
In computing, a value or code produced by a hash function from input data, typically used for fast lookup, data integrity checks, or security.
A mess of many things put together in a confused way.
A badly organized and confusing mixture of different elements, especially in writing, plans, or explanations.
A drug made from part of the cannabis plant, often smoked to feel relaxed or high.
A drug made from the compressed resin of the cannabis plant, usually smoked or eaten to produce a high.
In computing, to run data through a program to make a hash code from it.
In computing, to apply a hash function to data in order to produce a hash value, often for storage, security, or quick lookup.
To cut food into many small pieces, usually to cook it in a mixed dish.
To cut food, especially meat and vegetables, into small pieces, often for making a mixed dish such as hash.
- Base: hash
- Plural: hash, hashes
- Base: hash
- 3rd Person Singular: hashes
- Present Participle: hashing
- Past: hashed
corned beef hash
1dish of corned beef and potatoes
A cooked dish made from small pieces of corned beef and potatoes, usually fried together in a pan.
- He ordered corned beef hash with two eggs for breakfast.
- We used the leftover corned beef to make corned beef hash.
- Canned corned beef hash is quick, but homemade tastes better.
hash browns
1fried shredded or diced potatoes
Small pieces or strips of potato that are fried until brown and crispy, often eaten for breakfast.
- I’d like scrambled eggs, toast, and hash browns, please.
- The diner serves delicious crispy hash browns every morning.
- She makes her hash browns with onions and cheese.
hash code
1numeric code used for hashing
In computing, a number made from an object or piece of data, used in hash tables or for quick comparison.
- In Java, every object has a hash code method.
- The hash code is used to decide where to put the item in the hash table.
- If two objects are equal, they must have the same hash code.
hash function
1function that creates hash values
In computing, a special kind of function that takes data and makes a hash value from it.
- A good hash function spreads values evenly across the table.
- They chose a cryptographic hash function to protect the passwords.
- The performance of the system depends heavily on the hash function.
hash house
1cheap restaurant serving simple food
An old-fashioned term for a cheap restaurant that serves simple, filling meals.
- They grabbed a quick meal at a little hash house by the station.
- The movie shows cowboys eating in a dusty hash house.
- He used to wash dishes in a downtown hash house.
hash key
1# button on a phone keypad
The # button on a phone or keypad.
- Please enter your account number followed by the hash key.
- If you make a mistake, press the hash key to go back to the menu.
- On some phones, you can mute the call by holding down the hash key.
hash oil
1concentrated cannabis oil
A strong oil made from cannabis, used as a drug.
- Police seized several vials of hash oil during the raid.
- Hash oil is usually much stronger than regular cannabis.
- Some people vape hash oil instead of smoking joints.
hash out
1discuss fully to reach agreement
To talk about something in detail so that you can solve a problem or agree on a plan.
- Let’s hash out the details of the contract before we sign anything.
- They spent the afternoon hashing out a new marketing strategy.
- The two sides finally hashed out a deal late last night.
hash over
1discuss again in detail
To talk about something again, often for a long time, usually to think about it or decide what to do.
- We’ve already hashed this over; let’s move on.
- They met for coffee to hash over the latest office gossip.
- The lawyers hashed over the terms one more time before the meeting.
hash sign
1the # sign in written text
The sign # as it appears in writing or on a screen.
- Put a hash sign before the tag name.
- Lines starting with a hash sign are ignored by the program.
- On this website, user names cannot contain a hash sign.
hash symbol
1the # character on a keyboard
The character # on a computer or phone keyboard.
- In many programming languages, the hash symbol starts a comment.
- Type the hash symbol before the color code in CSS.
- Usernames may not include the hash symbol.
hash table
1data structure using hashes
In computing, a way of storing data where keys are turned into hash values so you can find items very fast.
- A hash table provides average constant-time lookups.
- Many programming languages implement dictionaries with a hash table.
- Collisions occur when different keys map to the same slot in the hash table.
hash value
1result produced by hashing data
In computing, the number or code that you get after you run data through a hash function.
- If any bit in the file changes, the hash value will change.
- We compare the hash value of the download with the one on the website.
- Each password has a unique hash value stored in the database.
make a hash of [something]
1do something very badly
To do something in a very poor or wrong way, so that it becomes a mess or a failure.
- He really made a hash of the interview and forgot most of his answers.
- They made a hash of the website redesign, and users were very angry.
- I tried to fix the printer, but I only made a hash of it.