hash - Oxford Learner's Dictionaries

Definition of hash_1 noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. ... Look up any word in the dictionary offline, anytime, anywhere with the Oxford ... Togglenavigation Redeem Upgrade Help Signin Dictionaries Dictionarieshome English AmericanEnglish Academic Collocations German-English Grammar Grammarhome PracticalEnglishUsage Learn&PractiseGrammar(Beta) WordLists WordListshome MyWordLists Topics Recentadditions Resources Resourceshome TextChecker Signin Dictionaries Dictionarieshome English AmericanEnglish Academic Collocations German-English Grammar Grammarhome PracticalEnglishUsage Learn&PractiseGrammar(Beta) WordLists WordListshome MyWordLists Topics Recentadditions Resources Resourceshome TextChecker Redeem Upgrade Help TOP English English AmericanEnglish AcademicEnglish Collocations PracticalEnglishUsage German-English English-German English AmericanEnglish Entersearchtext DefinitionofhashnounfromtheOxfordAdvancedLearner'sDictionary hashnoun /hæʃ/ /hæʃ/Idioms jumptootherresults [uncountable,countable]ahotdishofcookedmeatandpotatoesthatarecutintosmallpiecesandmixedtogethercornedbeefhashTopicsFoodc2 Questionsaboutgrammarandvocabulary? FindtheanswerswithPracticalEnglishUsageonline,yourindispensableguidetoproblemsinEnglish. Joinus JoinourcommunitytoaccessthelatestlanguagelearningandassessmenttipsfromOxfordUniversityPress! Definitionsonthego Lookupanywordinthedictionaryoffline,anytime,anywherewiththeOxfordAdvancedLearner’sDictionaryapp. Wanttolearnmore? FindoutwhichwordsworktogetherandproducemorenaturalsoundingEnglishwiththeOxfordCollocationsDictionaryapp. [uncountable](informal)hashish(=adrugmadefromtheresinofthehempplant,whichgivesafeelingofbeingrelaxedwhenitissmokedorputinthemouthandchewed.Useofthedrugisillegalinmanycountries.) (alsohashsign)(bothBritishEnglish)(NorthAmericanEnglishpoundsign)(alsohashtagBritishandNorthAmericanEnglish)[countable]thesymbol( # ),especiallyoneonaphoneorcomputerkeyboardPressthehashkey.WordOriginnounsense1andmakeahashofsomething.late16thcent.(asaverb):fromFrenchhacher,fromhache‘axe’,frommedievalLatinhapia,ofGermanicorigin.nounsense31980s:probablyfromhatch‘shadeanareawithparallellines’,alteredbyfolketymology.Idiomsmakeahashofsomething(informal)todosomethingbadlyImadearealhashoftheinterview.SeehashintheOxfordAdvancedAmericanDictionaryCheckpronunciation: hash Otherresults Allmatches hashverb hash hashout hashbrownsnoun hashsomethingout Phrasalverbs hashsomethingout Nearbywords hasverb has-beennoun hashnoun hashverb hashbrownsnoun highbrow adjective     FromtheTopic Art C2 OxfordLearner'sDictionariesWordoftheDay