rehash
- to work up (old material) in a new form.
- the act of rehashing.
- something rehashed.
Origin of rehash
Related Words for rehash
restate, reuse, reiterate, repeat, rewrite, rephrase, rework, discuss, changeExamples from the Web for rehash
Contemporary Examples of rehash
The first is that it is largely a rehash of much of what we already know, or think we know, about the Obama White House.
In response, Bevin's campaign dismissed the report as "a rehash of an old story."
The court did not ask to rehear and rehash all of the evidence presented in the first two trials.
Wilde recently stopped by The Tonight Show to rehash her Twitter feud with Bieber (and his almost 36 million followers).
Justin Timberlake, Pope Francis, ‘The Bachelor’ and More Viral VideosThe Daily Beast Video
March 16, 2013
Here's Josh Barro, getting it right: Romney repeatedly talked about his “five-point plan,” which is a rehash of Bush-era policies.
Historical Examples of rehash
A rehash of them can be found in the Sixth Book of the Magnalia.
Salem Witchcraft and Cotton MatherCharles W. Upham
It is, of course, but a rehash of speculations which amuses a half-hour.
The Naval History of the United StatesWillis J. Abbot.
It is, of course, but a rehash of speculations which amuses half an hour.
Strange True Stories of LouisianaGeorge Washington Cable
The later works of Kabbalists are a rehash of the older works.
Chapters on Jewish LiteratureIsrael Abrahams
It is, of course, but a rehash of speculations which amuses a half hour.
rehash
- (tr) to rework, reuse, or make over (old or already used material)
- something consisting of old, reworked, or reused material
Word Origin for rehash
Word Origin and History for rehash
1849, from rehash (v.); "old material worked up anew," usually of literary productions.