hash slingers
hash slingers is the plural of hash slinger.
Meaning of hash slinger
Noun
hash slinger (plural hash slingers)
- A cook or food server in a cheap restaurant, especially one who is discourteous or inattentive to customers.
- At first the spread was not very elaborate. . . . Originally it consisted of a chunk of well greased sole leather served hot, two boiled potatoes, a cup of muddy coffee, a bold of bread, a grunt or growl from the hash slinger, and, in warm weather, a few flies.1904 April 8, “The Evolution and Passing of the Popular Fifteen Cent Lunch”, in Weekly News-Review, Indiana, USA, retrieved 05 Dec 2010, page 1
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- Hash slingers is the plural of hash slinger.
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