sling hash

"I can do better slinging hash down at Denny's and certainly with more dignity."

Mildred must take care of her kids alone by secretly slinging hash.

Eighteen years and here she is, slinging hash in a diner."

Did you have her slinging hash in the altogether?"

She didn't think slinging hash at a twenty-four-hour diner back in high school and college counted.

But Franklin Becker, the executive chef, is doing a little more than slinging hash.

The young people who come to New York City to be actors and end up slinging hash are more than stock figures.

Impossible to live, so she took a job slinging hash for the American flyers and Claggett fell in love with her.

She slings hash in a diner and he takes what work he can find, which, when he's first seen, is chauffeur of a stretch limo.

The last I heard, you were slinging hash in that--" "But not any more.

He had had the time to nurse the old memories--she had been slinging hash.

Working at a tedious, unappreciated, low paying job, especially one at a fast food restaurant, is also referred to as flipping burgers or slinging hash.

"I sling hash."

Before Milt Smith discovered you you were slinging hash in a joint on Main Street; and you'll do it again here, or you won't eat."

AS: I suppose you think slinging hash for the last eighteen years puts you in tip-top trim to tackle a major part in an important motion picture?

The diner's owner, a tough-as-nails widow named Ruby Pelletier, had looked over his application and said, 'You're a teensy bit overeducated for slinging hash.

After the World Trade Center buildings collapsed just four blocks from George Koulmentas's diner, he was back slinging hash browns as soon as the authorities allowed.

Raised in the countryside by a loving peasant couple, Suzanne frolics in the fields while the family sells vacuum cleaners and slings hash in Los Angeles.

Doreen Piggot (Lily Tomlin), for example, slings hash and puts up with the alternately abusive and companionable Earl Piggot (Tom Waits).

Given his frequent portrayal by Democratic enemies and the news media as a stingy denier of alms for the poor, Newt Gingrich is not the first politician one would expect to sling hash for the needy at a homeless shelter.

So my father would lose his temper and throw everything into the car and drive us at high speed to some roadside diner where a sweaty man with a floppy hat would sling hash while grease fires danced on his grill.

Ball has slung hash, worked on dynamite crews as a capper, fry-cooked, run a dice table in a gambling-house, dug ditches, leveled auto springs, spread cloth in a shirt factory, and served beer in a Virginia tavern.

Desperately trying to support his two pre-teen-age children, Willa (Jena Malone) and Robbie (Shelton Dane), and contemptuous of handouts, Bill takes any job he can get, from slinging hash at a diner to washing cars at a garage.

But Cecille is trapped in the city, and she has no money to escape, even though she finds a job slinging hash in a restaurant where a loudly dressed, horribly cute fellow waitress (Marla Lukofsky) becomes her friend and insists on calling her either "Cecil" or "Frenchy."

As Johnny, who calls himself "knight of the grill," uses words like pecadillo and keeps a dictionary and a volume of Shakespeare in his locker while slinging hash, Sam Guncler is ardent and effusive as ordered, and perhaps too agreeable, without suggesting undercurrents, be they psychopathological or merely manipulative.