mush

UK
/mʌʃ/
US
/mʌʃ/

Translations

mushnoun
The oatmeal turned into a mush after cooking for too long.
Овсянка превратилась в кашу после слишком долгой варки.
The rain turned the dirt road into a mush.
Дождь превратил грунтовую дорогу в месиво.
Additional translations
кашаобразная масса
mushverb
mushed
Past Simple
mushed
Past Participle
mushing
Gerund
UK
/mʌʃ/
US
/mʌʃ/
The musher had to mush the dogs through the snowstorm.
Погонщик должен был гнать собак через снежную бурю.
She decided to mush the potatoes for dinner.
Она решила толочь картошку на ужин.
mushinterjection
Used as a command to a dog team to start moving or go faster.
Synonyms
let's go!
come on!
git along!
get going!

Definitions

mushnoun
A soft, wet, pulpy mass.
The oatmeal had turned into a mush after being left out for too long.
A type of porridge made by boiling cornmeal in water or milk.
For breakfast, she served a warm bowl of mush with honey and berries.
A journey or race over snow with a dog sled.
The team prepared for the annual mush across the frozen tundra.
Overly sentimental speech, writing, or entertainment; mawkish sentimentality.
The film was dismissed by critics as predictable Hollywood mush.
mushverb
To reduce to a soft, pulpy mass by crushing or mashing.
She mushed the potatoes until they were smooth and creamy.
To travel over snow with a dog sled.
The team mushed across the frozen tundra for hours.
mushinterjection
A command to a dog team to start moving or to go faster.
"Mush!" the musher cried, and the dogs leapt into action.