Pronunciation: /hæʃ ʌp/
noun a dish of cooked meat cut into small pieces and recooked, usually with potatoes
A1 I accidentally made a hash up of the recipe and it turned out terrible.
A2 The hash up of the data caused the computer to crash.
B1 She made a hash up of her presentation by forgetting important details.
B2 The hash up of the project delayed its completion by a week.
C1 The company's hash up of the marketing campaign led to a decrease in sales.
C2 The hash up of the negotiations resulted in a failed business deal.
verb to make a mess of something, to ruin or botch
A1 I accidentally hashed up the recipe and added too much salt.
A2 She tried to hash up the presentation, but it didn't go as planned.
B1 The new employee hashed up the report by including incorrect data.
B2 The chef hashed up the dish by overcooking the meat.
C1 The politician hashed up his speech by making insensitive remarks.
C2 The director hashed up the film by changing the ending at the last minute.
formal The chef accidentally hashed up the recipe by adding too much salt.
informal I totally hashed up my presentation in front of the whole class.
slang Don't hash up the plan by forgetting to bring the key.
figurative She hashed up her relationship by constantly lying to her partner.
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