mashed

• “Freeter is the Japanese word mashed-up from freelance and arbeiter, which is from Arbeit, the German for part time work.”

  New Japanese adults ponder the future: part 1 of 2

• “Some of these broadcasts I must draft while I'm out on the road traveling on what I call the mashed-potato circuit.”

  Reagan In His Own Hand

• “Downtown skyscrapers grow like knotweed, their universally rectilinear mirrored forms reflecting each other in mashed-potato parodies, but the people are elsewhere.”

  Things to do in Denver when the skies are dead « Squares of Wheat

• “Outing anyone without their permission, be it name or religion or personal preference in mashed vs baked is wrong, and has no moral ground whatsoever to stand on.”

  kateelliott: Pseudonymity

• “Like a dog, we surrounded it in mashed potatoes before feeding it to the poor boy.”

  Black-eyed pea dip for a new year | Homesick Texan

• “You have to try the Cheeseburger and the cream red skin mashed potatoes.”

  New Hollywood Bistro Charcoal Opens its Doors Next to the ArcLight Theatre

• “All of these entrees come with different sides, one of which is the red skin mashed potatoes, which are very creamy and quite tasty.”

  New Hollywood Bistro Charcoal Opens its Doors Next to the ArcLight Theatre

• “June 12, 2006 at 10: 45 AM goats milk and goats butter go insanely well in mashed/pureed dishes”

  Goatscape

• “Inspired by the craze over a dance called the mashed potato, the song was written in a few hours by Pickett and a musical colleague, Leonard Capizzi.”

  April 30th, 2007

• “The purée potatoes, which he would have called mashed, were like no mashed potatoes he had ever sampled either on shipboard or in a sixpenny ordinary in England.”

  Hornblower And The Hotspur

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