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Hashtag vs Sharp - What's the difference? ; As a noun hashtag. is (internet) a metadata tag, signaled by a preceding hash sign (#), used to label content. ; As a ... What'sthedifferencebetweenand  HashtagvsSharp-What'sthedifference? hashtag|sharp| Asanounhashtagis(internet)ametadatatag,signaledbyaprecedinghashsign(#),usedtolabelcontent.Asaverbhashtagis(internet)tolabel(amessage)withahashtag.Asapropernounsharpis. hashtagEnglish Noun (ennoun) (wikipediahashtag) (Internet)Ametadatatag,signaledbyaprecedinghashsign(#),usedtolabelcontent. *2007Aug25,StoweBoyd,tweet,https://twitter.com/stoweboyd/status/226570552 Isupportthehashtag'convention:http://tinyurl.com/2qttlb'hashtag#factoryjoe#twitter *2009,PaulMcFedries,PeteCashmore,TwitterTips,Tricks,andTweets Youcanalsosearchforahashtagbytypingatopic(withoutthe)inthesearchboxandclickingSearch. *2009,AlistairCroll,SeanPower,CompleteWebMonitoring Whilehashtagsaren'tformallypartofTwitter,someclients,suchasTweetdeck,willpersisthashtagsacrossrepliestocreateasortofmessagethreading. *2011,RoryStewart,"Herewegoagain",LondonReviewofBooks,33.VII: Theplanesaremovingintoposition.TheforeignministersofminorArabstatesaretakingcallsontheircell-phonesfromWesternpoliticians.TwitteraccountsexplodearoundtheLibyanhash-tag. (informal)Thehashsignitself. Derivedterms *bashtag Verb (hashtagg) (Internet)Tolabel(amessage)withahashtag. ---- sharpEnglish Adjective (er) Abletocuteasily. : * *:Orionhitarabbitonce;butthoughsorewoundeditgottothebury,and,strugglingin,thearrowcaughtthesideoftheholeandwasdrawnout.Indeed,anailfiledsharpisnotofmuchavailasanarrowhead;youmusthaveitbarbed,andthatwasalittlebeyondourskill. (lb)Intelligent. : *{{quote-news,author=(JesseJackson),title=IntheFergusonera,MalcolmX’scourageinfightingracisminspiresmorethanever,work=(TheGuardian)(London),date=20February2015citation ,passage=Atschool,despitehissharpmind,Malcolmwaslaughedatbyteacherswhenhesaidhewantedtobealawyer.}} Terminatinginapointoredge;notobtuseorrounded. : : (lb)Higherthanusualbyonesemitone(denotedbythesymbolafterthenameofthenote). (lb)Higherinpitchthanrequired. : Havinganintense,acridflavour.'' : Suddenandintense. : * *:Shewakenedinsharppanic,bewilderedbythegrotesquerieofsomehalf-remembereddreamincontrastwiththeharshnessofinclementfact. (lb)Illegalordishonest. : (lb)Keenlyorundulyattentivetoone'sowninterests;shrewd. : *(JonathanSwift)(1667–1745) *:thenecessityofbeingsosharpandexacting Exact,precise,accurate;keen. : *{{quote-magazine,year=2013,month=July-August,author=CatherineClabby ,magazine=(AmericanScientist),title=FocusonEverything ,passage=Notlongago,itwasdifficulttoproducephotographsoftinycreatureswitheverypartinfocus. Offensive,critical,oracrimonious. : (lb)Stylishorattractive. : Observant;alert;acute. : Formingasmallangle;forminganangleoflessthanninetydegrees. : *1900,,(TheHouseBehindtheCedars),ChapterI, *:ThestreetdownwhichWarwickhadcomeintersectedFrontStreetatasharpangleinfrontoftheoldhotel,formingasortofflatironblockatthejunction,knownasLibertyPoint Steep;precipitous;abrupt. : Saidofasextremeavalueaspossible. : (lb)Tactical;risky. *1963,MaxEuwe,ChessMasterVs.ChessAmateur(pagexviii) *:Timeandtimeagain,theamateurplayerhaslosttheopportunitytomakethereallybestmovebecausehefeltboundtofollowsomechess"rule"hehadlearned,ratherthantomakethesharpmovewhichwasindicatedbytheposition. *1975,Lud?kPachman,DecisiveGamesinChessHistory(page64) *:Insuchsituationsmostchessplayerschoosetheohviousandlogicalway:theygoinforsharpplay.However,noteveryoneisanaturalattackingplayer Piercing;keen;severe;painful. : *(WilliamShakespeare)(1564-1616) *:Sharpmiseryhadwornhimtothebones. *(WilliamCowper)(1731-1800) *:themorningsharpandclear *(JohnKeble)(1792-1866) *:insharpestperilsfaithfulproved Eagerorkeeninpursuit;impatientforgratification. : (lb)Fierce;ardent;fiery;violent;impetuous. *(JohnMilton)(1608-1674) *:insharpcontestofbattle *(JohnDryden)(1631-1700) *:Asharpassaultalreadyisbegun. Composedofhard,angulargrains;gritty. : :(EdwardMoxon) Utteredinawhisper,orwiththebreathalone;aspirated;unvoiced. Synonyms *(abletocuteasily)keen,razor,razor-sharp *(intelligent)brainy,bright,intelligent,keen,smart,witty *(abletopierceeasily)pointed *(havinganintenseandacridflavour)acrid,pungent *(suddenandintense)abrupt,acute,stabbing *dishonest,dodgy,illegal,illicit,underhand *(accurate)accurate,exact,keen,precise *(critical)acrimonious,bitter,cutting,harsh,hostile,nasty *chic,elegant,smart,stylish *(observant)acute,alert,keen,observant,sharp-eyed Antonyms *(abletocuteasily)blunt,dull *(intelligent)dim,dim-witted,slow,slow-witted,thick *(abletopierceeasily)blunt *(higherthanusualbyonesemitone)flat *flat *(havinganintenseandacridflavour)bland,insipid,tasteless *(suddenandintense)dull *above-board,honest,legit,legitimate,reputable *(accurate)inaccurate,imprecise *(critical)complimentary,flattering,friendly,kind,nice *inelegant,scruffy,shabby *(observant)unobservant Derivedterms *notthesharpestknifeinthedrawer *sharpish *sharply *sharp-witted Adverb (er) Toapointoredge;piercingly;eagerly;sharply. *Shakespeare Youbitesosharpatreasons. (notcomp)Exactly. I'llseeyouattwelveo'clocksharp. (music)Inahigherpitchthaniscorrectordesirable. Ididn'tenjoytheconcertmuchbecausethetenorkeptgoingsharponthehighnotes. Synonyms *(exactly)exactly,onthedot(oftime),precisely Noun (ennoun) (music)Thesymbol?,placedafterthenameofanoteinthekeysignatureorbeforeanoteonthestafftoindicatethatthenoteistobeplayedasemitonehigher. ThepitchpipesoundedoutaperfectF?(Fsharp). ''Transpositionfrequentlyishardertoreadbecauseofallthesharpsandflatsonthestaff. (music)Anotethatisplayedasemitonehigherthanusual;denotedbythenameofthenotethatisfollowedbythesymbol?. (music)Anotethatissharpinaparticularkey. Thepiecewasdifficulttoreadafterithadbeentransposed,sinceinthenewkeymanynotesweresharps. (music)Thescalehavingaparticularsharpnoteasitstonic. Beethoven's"MoonlightSonata"iswritteninC?minor(Csharpminor.) (usually,intheplural)Somethingthatissharp. Placesharpsinthespeciallymarkedredcontainerforsafedisposal. Asharptoolorweapon. *Collier Ifbutchershadbutthemannerstogotosharps,gentlemenwouldbecontentedwitharubberatcuffs. (medicine)Ahypodermicsyringe. (medicine,dated)Ascalpelorotheredgedinstrumentusedinsurgery. Adishonestperson;acheater. Thecasinokeptinthebreakroomasetofpicturesofknownsharpsforthebouncerstosee. Partofastreamwherethewaterrunsveryrapidly. (CharlesKingsley) Asewingneedlewithaveryslenderpoint,morepointedthanabluntorabetween. (intheplural)middlings (slang,dated)Anexpert. Asharpie(memberofAustraliangangsofthe1960sand1970s). *2006,IainMcIntyre,TomorrowIsToday:AustraliainthePsychedelicEra,1966-1970 TheCirclewasoneofthefewdancestheoldersharpsfrequented;mostlytheyweretobefoundinpubs,pool-hallsoratthetrack. Derivedterms *cardsharp *doublesharp Seealso *(music)accidental,flat,natural * Verb (enverb) (music)Toraisethepitchofanotehalfastepmakinganaturalnoteasharp. Thatnewmusicianmustbetonedeaf:hesharpedhalfthenotesofthesong! Toplaytricksinbargaining;toactthesharper. (rfquotek,L'Estrange) Anagrams *harps 1000Englishbasicwords