hash

The word hash can mean many things but as an adjective it's used as a manly / masculine way of complimenting something. As men wouldn't often call something cute in the way girls / women do there was a need for another word where a man could call something 'cute' without seeming too feminine. It's often used in urban areas of the North East, as of yet not many men can compliment things without seeming feminine but the awkward term 'hash' allows them to.

Referring to a girl - She's really hash meaning she's really pretty / cute / hot
Referring to an object such as an animal - That cat's hash

by MrNewcastleMan June 3, 2013

hash

text talk to say "haha" because these new phones with spelling check change haha to hash. Plural use is Hashes

Hash, thats funny; Hashes xD

by suckyboyproductions903 March 4, 2011

hash

stop writing theases u fucking morons
its black gold,your best friend.

i a'int smokin weed mayne my love is hash.

by babanash July 14, 2006

hash

1. Food, usually chopped up somehow

2. Hashish, a potent herbally-derived painkiller.....okay, okay - it can give you a buzz, too....

After smoking that hash, I was so munched-out I would have eaten some of Feebs week-old corned beef hash, if Mo hadn't beat me to it.

by kzinticat October 5, 2003

hash

*Hash is not the crystals thats ar exracted from bud. That's Kief
Hash is the product that comes from processing marijuana by way of alcohol, then cooked at a low tempurature. Another common way of obtaining hash is by rubbing many fresh buds until a sticky residue is built up. the residue is also hash.

AYO homeboi, sprinkle some hash up in da' sheet

by D-FOES October 28, 2003

hash

to hash: the act of having crazy jungle sex while eating hash browns

"Tori and david, hormones raging, were caught hashing in the waffle house bathroom."

by TheHasher September 23, 2009

hash

v. To discuss; often expressed with prepositional modifier.

Yo 'sup! Let's hash out our differences over some hash browns and corned beef hash, mothafucka! Werd.

by Truth2Power September 17, 2004