Meaning & use
rasher
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A thin slice of bacon, typically fried or grilled.
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Breakfast came with two eggs and a rasher of crispy bacon.
He fried a few rashers alongside the sausages for a full English breakfast.
A note on using this word
Primarily British and Irish usage; American English typically just says "a slice of bacon" or "a strip of bacon."
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