moosh
muːʃ
Definition Conjugation

Definition of moosh - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
textureRaresoft, squishy substanceRare
  • The cake turned into moosh after being left out in the rain.
goo sludge
2.
addressRareUKfriendly term for a manRareUK
  • Hey moosh, how's it going?
buddy mate pal

Verb

1.
texturetr.RareUKsquish or crush something softlytr.RareUK
  • She likes to moosh the ripe avocados for guacamole.
crush squash
2.
softenintr.RareUSbecome soft and pulpyintr.RareUS
  • The bread mooshed in the rain.
mush soften
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Origin of moosh

Uncertain, possibly imitative

Examples of moosh in a sentence

  • The baby loved playing with the moosh on his plate.
  • What's up, moosh? Long time no see!
  • Moosh, can you help me with this task?
  • He likes to moosh the clay into shapes.
  • I moosh the berries to make jam.
  • The fruit mooshed in the bottom of the bag.

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  1. French:bouillie, écraser, ...
  2. German:weiche Substanz, zerdrücken, ...
  3. Italian:sostanza molle, schiacciare, ...
  4. Spanish:sustancia blanda, aplastar, ...
  5. Portuguese:mingau, amassar, ...
  6. Chinese:糊状物, 捣碎, ...
  7. Japanese:柔らかい物質, 押しつぶす, ...
  8. Arabic:عَجِينَة, هَرَسَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:עִסָּה, לִמְעוֹךְ, ...
  10. Russian:мягкая масса, разминать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:каша, розминати, ...
  12. Hindi:मुलायम पदार्थ, मसलना, ...
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