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(New page: To '''hack''' means to chop roughly. '''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled journalist, taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired horse: such ...)
 
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To '''hack''' means to chop roughly.
 
To '''hack''' means to chop roughly.
  
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'''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled [[journalist]], taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired [[horse]]: such animals were normally of poor quality.
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'''Hack''' is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled person. This usage is taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired [[horse]]. Such animals were normally of poor quality.
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Revision as of 17:46, October 19, 2008

To hack means to chop roughly.

Hack is also a slang term for a low-grade, unprincipled person. This usage is taken from an earlier usage in which a hack was a hired horse. Such animals were normally of poor quality.