interjection
General Slang
heard
· interjection · kitchen
Got it, chef.
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The standard kitchen acknowledgment. Chef calls an order or instruction; cook fires back 'heard' to confirm it landed. Cleaner and faster than 'okay' or 'yes chef' and you can shout it across a roaring line.
“Two steaks, mid-rare, on the fly! — Heard!”
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Broader Black American English / general slang usage: 'I hear you, I agree' — a verbal nod of solidarity.
“This week has been brutal. — Heard.”
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heard In A Sentence
Two steaks, mid-rare, on the fly! — Heard!
This week has been brutal. — Heard.
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People Also Ask
What does heard mean?
As slang, 'heard' means you've understood and acknowledged something — essentially 'got it.'
How do you use heard in a sentence?
'Table six needs it fired now.' 'Heard, chef.'
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