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Repurposing trash to something of value, giving it a second life.
You can retrash old timber windows into picture frames or mirrors. repurpose upcycle reart
Retrash by Sasebass March 17, 2011
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A rehash is commonly used to refer to a remix of a song by another artist without much or any really change to the song itself. Seen a lot in pop, rap, techno music today, and very frequently with jazz and classical music in the earlier years.
Usually easily identifiable by the very similar, or exact-sounding lead, bass, or drum lines heard in a song.

Though, take care to remember that some DJ's and artists can very easily remix a song, that uses a lot of the same lyrics and lines as the original. But still add new beats, breaks, and a new feel to the song, and have the song be a legitimate remix.
Pitbull rapped over Nicola Fasano Vs Pat Rich's '75 Brazil Street', and made a rehash of the song.

'Oh man! I saw a band do a terrible cover of Led Zeppelin last night!'
'Really dude? I heard a DJ spin a terrible Rehash of Sandstorm last night!'
Rehash by Ricebowl Lee January 17, 2010

Rehasher 

a fuckin awesome band from gainsville featuring roger manganelli from less than jake. they are very good and have a cd called off key melodies. and since roger is hot it makes them even better. : )
woah have you heard rehasher? if you havent you should.
Rehasher by rogers lover October 9, 2006
I'm Relhash and i know it .
relhash by Relhash July 25, 2020
To Retrash: the act of digging through a trash can, picking a random object, and throwing it back in.
I retrashed that old coke bottle yesterday.
Retrash by Trashlord2 February 16, 2008
to be an uber IRC pimp and to <3 mendy.
You're so rehashin these biatchez!
rehash by rehash February 21, 2005
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