Rasher
noun
A thin slice of bacon or ham for frying or grilling.
I cooked two rashers of bacon for breakfast.

Often appears as...
- rasher of bacon
- grilled rasher
adjective
Acting or done hastily or without consideration.
His rasher decisions led to many problems.

Often appears as...
- rasher decisions
- rasher actions
Usage tips
Disapproving
noun
A thin slice of bacon or ham for frying or grilling.
I cooked two rashers of bacon for breakfast.

Often appears as...
- rasher of bacon
- grilled rasher
adjective
Acting or done hastily or without consideration.
His rasher decisions led to many problems.

Often appears as...
- rasher decisions
- rasher actions
Usage tips
Disapproving
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Food Context
The word 'rasher' is often used when talking about preparing or ordering food, especially in breakfast settings.

Could I have three rashers with my eggs, please?
Not a Portion
'Rasher' refers to individual slices, not a general serving or portion of bacon.

A full English breakfast typically includes a couple of rashers.
British Frequency
While common in the UK and Ireland, 'rasher' is not as widely used in other English-speaking countries for bacon slices.

In the UK, you'd hear 'rasher of bacon' more often than in the US.
Food Context
The word 'rasher' is often used when talking about preparing or ordering food, especially in breakfast settings.

Could I have three rashers with my eggs, please?
Not a Portion
'Rasher' refers to individual slices, not a general serving or portion of bacon.

A full English breakfast typically includes a couple of rashers.
British Frequency
While common in the UK and Ireland, 'rasher' is not as widely used in other English-speaking countries for bacon slices.

In the UK, you'd hear 'rasher of bacon' more often than in the US.
Food Context
The word 'rasher' is often used when talking about preparing or ordering food, especially in breakfast settings.

Could I have three rashers with my eggs, please?
Not a Portion
'Rasher' refers to individual slices, not a general serving or portion of bacon.

A full English breakfast typically includes a couple of rashers.
British Frequency
While common in the UK and Ireland, 'rasher' is not as widely used in other English-speaking countries for bacon slices.

In the UK, you'd hear 'rasher of bacon' more often than in the US.
Quote examples
Nick Offerman
American Actor
There have been a few occurrences where people in restaurants have sent me a rasher of bacon, which I am not going to turn my nose up at. I never let them down.

Quote examples
Nick Offerman
American Actor
There have been a few occurrences where people in restaurants have sent me a rasher of bacon, which I am not going to turn my nose up at. I never let them down.

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