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hashing
In computing, this term refers to a one-way cryptographic process. It is distinct from encryption because hashing is designed to be irreversible, creating a unique digital fingerprint of data rather than a secret message that can be decrypted. It is most commonly associated with security, data integrity, and fast retrieval in hash tables.
In a culinary context, the term describes the physical preparation of ingredients. While it shares a root with the dish "hash," the gerund form specifically emphasizes the repetitive action of chopping or dicing. This usage is far less common in modern English than the technical computing sense.
Meanings
Examples
The system uses hashing to store passwords securely.
I wonder if hashing this large dataset will improve the lookup speed.
Consistent hashing is essential for distributing data across multiple servers.
Consistent hashing is essential for distributing data across multiple servers.
The developer explained that hashing prevents the original data from being recovered.
We need a better hashing algorithm to avoid collisions in the table.
The chef spent the morning hashing potatoes for the breakfast rush.
Hashing the meat and vegetables together creates a hearty base for the stew.
Stop hashing those carrots so aggressively or they will turn into mush.