Definition

A thin slice of bacon that is usually fried or broiled.

Example

I ordered a rasher of bacon with my breakfast.

Conversation

I just had the best breakfast with a crispy rasher of bacon.

That sounds delicious! I love a good rasher in the morning.

Yeah, it really makes the meal special.

For sure! I could eat a whole plate of rashers!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Rasher → The word originates from Old English 'raes' (meaning a slice or piece) and is related to the verb 'rasen' (to slice). A rasher refers to a thin slice of bacon or meat, particularly one that is cooked.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'slice' ('raes') of meat when you hear 'rasher' — it helps you remember that a rasher is a thin slice of bacon.

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