Pronunciation: /ˈræʃər/
noun a thin slice of bacon or ham
A1 I would like a rasher of bacon with my breakfast, please.
A2 She fried up a rasher of ham for sandwiches.
B1 The recipe calls for a rasher of smoked salmon to be added at the end.
B2 The chef recommended using a rasher of pancetta to enhance the flavor of the dish.
C1 The gourmet burger joint offers a rasher of crispy prosciutto as a topping option.
C2 The charcuterie board featured a rasher of artisanal bacon that was a hit with the guests.
adjective having a quality resembling that of bacon or ham, typically used to describe a reckless or impetuous action
A1 I would like a rasher sandwich for lunch.
A2 She added a rasher of bacon to her breakfast plate.
B1 The recipe calls for a rasher of smoked ham.
B2 The chef prepared a rasher of crispy prosciutto as a garnish.
C1 The gourmet burger was topped with a rasher of premium bacon.
C2 The charcuterie board featured a rasher of artisanal pancetta.
formal The chef placed a rasher of bacon on top of the eggs benedict.
informal I'll have a rasher of bacon with my breakfast, please.
slang I can't resist a good rasher of crispy bacon.
figurative He was a rasher of a man, always acting without thinking.
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