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hash up

hash up verb: to jumble together without order or regularity.

Verb

hash up (third-person singular simple present hashes up, present participle hashing up, simple past and past participle hashed up)

  1. (transitive) To jumble together without order or regularity.
  2. To hastily assemble
    • “Our little memorial service doesn’t have to hash all that up,” Father Roy said, “but we need to hash-up some good-buddy anecdotes to remember Lazerov and Mann.”2008 June 25, Jack K. Campbell, Guantanamo Remembered, AuthorHouse, →ISBN, page 18

Forms of hash up

third-person singular presenthashes up
present participlehashing up
past participlehashed up
pasthashed up

Questions about hash up

What does hash up mean?
Hash up means to jumble together without order or regularity.
What part of speech is hash up?
Hash up is a verb.
What is the past tense of hash up?
The past tense of hash up is hashed up.

Words near hash up in the dictionary

  1. hash tables
  2. hash trail
  3. hash trails
  4. hash tree
  5. hash trees
  6. hash up
  7. hash-brown
  8. hash-browns
  9. hash-heesh
  10. hash-slinger
  11. hash-slingers

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