Definition Conjugation
Definition of moosh - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The cake turned into moosh after being left out in the rain.
2.
- Hey moosh, how's it going?
Verb
1.
- She likes to moosh the ripe avocados for guacamole.
2.
- The bread mooshed in the rain.
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.
The cake mooshed when I tried to cut it.
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- French:bouillie, écraser, ...
- German:weiche Substanz, zerdrücken, ...
- Italian:sostanza molle, schiacciare, ...
- Spanish:sustancia blanda, aplastar, ...
- Portuguese:mingau, amassar, ...
- Chinese:糊状物, 捣碎, ...
- Japanese:柔らかい物質, 押しつぶす, ...
- Arabic:عَجِينَة, هَرَسَ, ...
- Hebrew:עִסָּה, לִמְעוֹךְ, ...
- Russian:мягкая масса, разминать, ...
- Ukrainian:каша, розминати, ...
- Hindi:मुलायम पदार्थ, मसलना, ...
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