hasher
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of hasher
Example Sentences
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“It’s your thing or it’s not,” said District 69, who became a hasher after she moved to the District from South Africa.
From Washington Post
He took a wild trip to California with five other rangy young Texans, worked as a hasher and an elevator operator there, then hitchhiked home to take a tractor-driving job.
From Time Magazine Archive
No puddle passed without a hasher jumping in two-footed to splash the others.
From Washington Post
In his job as hasher, he can toss up crepes Belvedere or lecture the young women of the sorority on table manners.
From Time Magazine Archive
Freighter Sam used to bang her head agin the door jamb about twict a week, and they got along good until he fell for a hasher in an eatin’ house and quit Isabelle cold.
From The Fighting Shepherdess by Lockhart, Caroline
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