The word "hash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as both a noun and a verb in many contexts. Example sentence: We used the hash function to quickly identify the records in the system.
If I were a Tory spin doctor right now I'd be on Twitter using the hash tag #muddledthinking.
The result was him kicking his 35-year hash habit, then emailing members of Madness saying he thinks he wants to quit, despite looming December tour.
We are not talking about Churchill and Roosevelt settling the hash over cigars and cognac.
If you stood up and did your 60 seconds and made a hash of it, nobody laughed at you, and you didn't feel that people were thinking you were stupid because you couldn't get the words out".
India have been unaccustomed to setting targets in this tournament and despite another polished innings from the man of the tournament they made a complete hash of it.
Swansea should have made it 3-0 on the counter-attack, but between them De Guzmán and Bony made a hash of an inviting chance.
Inevitably they make a complete hash of it, and Murawski, pressing high up the pitch, is quick to seize on any error.
The other option is a chorizo and egg bowl, which includes a hash brown, cheddar jack cheese and pico de gallo.
The hash in Lochdubh can't be that good.
Last time Labor moved from government to opposition and was called on to decide what of the past to own and what to discard, Labor made a hash of it.
I don't bother peeling spuds destined for salad, hash browns or cullen skink and peel them after cooking when making gnocchi – hell, I even parboil roast potatoes along with their peelings.
