Definitions
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of mush.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Shattered; depressed; “used up.”
Etymologies
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Examples
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It just hurts me on a number of levels to see the written word mushed and reshaped into something "sellable" and/or "watchable".
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In two separate bowls, the batters looked different enough in colour to make separate layers, but the thinness of the batter just meant that it all kind of mushed together.
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We mixed it up in a meausureing cup (the hotdog had to be kind of mushed up first * barf, barf*) and poured it into a shot glass which we passed around and had to take a drink out of it.
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On we "mushed," past the cliff, the boats, and out upon the ice.
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I was out of everything more nourishing than hope and one slab of pay-streaked bacon, when two tenderfeet 'mushed' up the gulch, and invited themselves into my cabin to watch me pan.
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After that the dogs were strung out afresh, and Julyman "mushed" them on, and brought them abreast of the train of the waiting Oolak.
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Blindly, instinctively, she took the gee pole and whip, and "mushed" the dogs out on the trail.
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Blindly, instinctively, she took the gee pole and whip, and 'mushed' the dogs out on the trail.
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'It kind of mushed under my boot and I didn't think much of it, till it began to move,' he said.
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'mushed' into it in the winter along with Dowling, the great mail carrier of this region, who carried the mail up the Yukon on the ice, with a dog team, nine hundred miles between Dawson and Fort Gibbon once a month.
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