hack
noun:
1.) A quick, temporary fix to an urgent problem that is dragging down the progress of a larger project
2.) A hackjob, a quack, someone who is habitually negligent or underqualified
3.) An onomatopoeia for a cough, made by people who are old and/or short of breath
verb:
1.) To thoroughly destroy something by chopping it up (eg: with an axe)
2.) To learn and understand a complex problem through a combination of experience, insight, and persistence
3.) To quickly piece together a hack
4.) To type really quickly
1.) A quick, temporary fix to an urgent problem that is dragging down the progress of a larger project
2.) A hackjob, a quack, someone who is habitually negligent or underqualified
3.) An onomatopoeia for a cough, made by people who are old and/or short of breath
verb:
1.) To thoroughly destroy something by chopping it up (eg: with an axe)
2.) To learn and understand a complex problem through a combination of experience, insight, and persistence
3.) To quickly piece together a hack
4.) To type really quickly
"Wow, seems like little Johnny's hacked root on the school's mainframe."
"You should sue that hack for giving Bob three times the recommended dosage !"
"Why don't you give those veggies a quick hack while I prepare the broth"
"He had an essay due in 3 hours, but he managed to hack something up, and got a B for it."
"If you can hack someone's mind, they'll do anything for you."
"Yep, I had some good times before I got m' TB, *hack*hack*"
"You should sue that hack for giving Bob three times the recommended dosage !"
"Why don't you give those veggies a quick hack while I prepare the broth"
"He had an essay due in 3 hours, but he managed to hack something up, and got a B for it."
"If you can hack someone's mind, they'll do anything for you."
"Yep, I had some good times before I got m' TB, *hack*hack*"
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