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mush

[muhsh, moosh] / mʌʃ, mʊʃ /


NOUN
any soft mass
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NOUN
drivel
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Here in Chicago, every coffee shop worth its salt now ladles out some steaming permutation of oat mush with a swirl of tahini or jam, SQIRL-style.

From Salon

He has players whose heads are full of mush and whose nerve is all but shot from the torment of the repeated failures under Martin and the visceral abuse they have endured from the fans.

From BBC

"If I had not had that… well, 40 years – it can turn your brain to mush," he said.

From BBC

Some affordable housing advocates have urged lawmakers to be cautious in mushing the various bureaucracies together.

From Los Angeles Times

It has supplanted its straightforward commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, as Cornell expressed it in 2020, with a steamy helping of corporate-speak mush.

From Los Angeles Times