Hack

Hack may mean:

Horse, especially an old and tired one, for hire
Hackney carriage, slang for a taxicab for hire, or by derivation the driver thereof
Standup comic, one who presents the material of other comics as his own
Hack writer, a writer for hire, paid to express others' thoughts and opinions, or a writer or journalist of dubious talent
Slob, a person who is not very good at something, or just doesn't care about anything
Party hack, an unscrupulous individual of questionable competency, whose position comes by virtue of a devout loyalty to a political party
Hack (technology slang), a joke, a programming exploit, or a commercial software break-in
Roof and tunnel hacking, a form of urban exploration mostly at educational institutions
Lifehack, an ingenious solution to everyday problems
To strike a blow with an axe or sword
To put up with something, e.g. a job (as in 'hack it')
To kick an opponent in the shins (in rugby football)
Spading fork or clam hack, with a short, bent handle, used to harvest clams
Cough
Goal, of a game such as footbag (hacky sack)
Hacky sack, a game played with the feet and a small beanbag
Billhook, in some UK dialects
To drive fast (British slang)
Hack saw, a type of hand-held saw
A piece of equipment used in the sport of curling by the curler making a shot, for traction

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