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Definition of mashed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
foodbroken into a soft, pulpy state
- The mashed potatoes were creamy and delicious.
2.
- He was completely mashed after the party.
Expressions with mashed
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processed potato flakes for quick mashed potatoes
She made dinner using instant mashed potatoes.
potato boiled and mashed to a smooth consistency
She served the steak with mashed potato.
having the texture or appearance of mashed potatoes
The soup was thick and mashed-potatoey.
Origin of mashed
French, mash (to crush) + -ed (past participle)
Terms with mashed included in their meaning
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cooked beans
beans cooked, mashed, and fried with seasonings
food
bread topped with mashed avocado and seasonings
food
bread or cake made with mashed bananas
food
cake made with mashed bananas as a main ingredient
mashed fruit
strawberries that have been mashed or ground
cuisine
fried ball of flaked fish and mashed potatoes
condiment
mashed avocado mixed with seasonings, often used as a dip
soft texture
soft bread using mashed potatoes or potato flour
food
fried or baked cake made from mashed potatoes
food
mashed potatoes
cooking
mixture of mashed ingredients
salad
sauce made with mashed anchovies and vinaigrette
British cuisine
British dish of sausages and mashed potatoes
traditional dish
dish of minced beef topped with mashed potatoes
fish dish
baked dish with fish, creamy sauce, and mashed potatoes
British dish
dish of minced meat under mashed potatoes
cooking
in the process of being mashed
food
mashed foodstuff
food
dish consisting of spiced mashed vegetables and buttered bread rolls
Irish food
dish of mashed potatoes and scallions
cooking
sauce made with mashed anchovies and white sauce
food
sweet pie with mashed beans, sugar, and spices
food
traditional Scottish dish of mashed potatoes and swede
food
traditional Irish dish with mashed potatoes and cabbage
Examples of mashed in a sentence
The chef served mashed peas alongside the steak. After a few drinks, he felt mashed and couldn't walk straight. They were all mashed by the end of the concert.
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- French:écrasé, bourré, ...
- German:zerstampft, betrunken, ...
- Italian:schiacciato, sbronzo, ...
- Spanish:triturado, borracho, ...
- Portuguese:amassado, bêbado, ...
- Chinese:碾成泥, 醉醺醺的, ...
- Japanese:マッシュされた, 酔っ払った, ...
- Arabic:مَهروس, سَكْران, ...
- Hebrew:מָעוּךְ, מַסְטוּל, ...
- Russian:размятый, пьяный, ...
- Ukrainian:розтертий, п'яний, ...
- Hindi:मसला हुआ, नशे में, ...
Definition of mash - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
foodUK mashed potatoesUK
- We had roast beef with mash for dinner.
2.
brewingTECH. crushed malt or grains used in brewing or distillingTECH.
- The brewer checked the temperature of the mash in the vat..
3.
animal feedTECH. mixture of meal and water for animalsTECH.
- The farmer fed the pigs their morning mash.
Verb
1.
make softcrush or smash to a soft consistency
- She mashed the potatoes for dinner..
2.
brewingTECH. mix crushed malt with water to release sugarsTECH.
- They mash the grains to make beer.
Images of mash
mashed potatoes 
crushed malt or grains used in brewing or distilling 
mixture of meal and water for animals
Expressions with mash
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crush food into a smooth substance
She decided to mash up the potatoes for dinner.
dehydrated potatoes for quick preparation
I made instant mash for dinner.
British dish of sausages and mashed potatoes
For dinner, we enjoyed bangers and mash with onion gravy..
Halloween-themed event with costumes and fun
The school hosted a monster mash for the students.
rapid pressing of buttons without strategy or pattern
Button mash is common in fighting games.
boiled potatoes mashed with butter or milk
I love to eat mash potato with gravy.
whiskey made using sour mash process
He prefers sour mash whiskey over other types.
whiskey made using previously fermented grain mash
He prefers the taste of sour mash whiskey.
insulated vessel for mixing grains and water in brewing
The brewer poured the grains into the mash tun.
Origin of mash
Middle English, mash (soft mixture)
Examples of mash in a sentence
He loves his fish with a serving of mash. The mash smelled sweet and earthy. He stirred the mash carefully. The chickens eagerly pecked at their mash. He mixed the grains into a nutritious mash for the cattle. He mashed the bananas for the smoothie.
The chef mashed the avocados for the dip. The brewer will mash the barley for the new ale. They need to mash the malt before fermentation.
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- French:purée, écraser, ...
- German:Kartoffelpüree, zerstampfen, ...
- Italian:purè, schiacciare, ...
- Spanish:puré, triturar, ...
- Portuguese:puré, esmagar, ...
- Chinese:土豆泥, 捣碎, ...
- Japanese:マッシュポテト, 潰す, ...
- Arabic:بَطاطا مَهْروسة, هَرَسَ, ...
- Hebrew:פִּירֶה, לִמְעוֹךְ, ...
- Russian:пюре, размять, ...
- Ukrainian:пюре, товкти, ...
- Hindi:मैश, मसलना, ...
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