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View definitions for mushy

mushy

adjective as in doughy, soft

adjective as in romantic, corny

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But no doubt the Budget illuminates the priorities of classic Labour instincts, not the mushy middle.

From BBC

Long delays will mean shippers will be trying to foist mushy brown bananas on consumers who might reject them.

From Salon

As Edward’s face changes following his radical treatment, Marino made additional prosthetics showing the transition, including an “extremely soft, mushy version” that, in a particularly Cronenbergian scene, Stan could pull off in chunks.

Coldplay, “Moon Music” Nearly 30 years into a career that began with the deeply mushy “Yellow,” Coldplay has somehow gotten only touchy-feely-er with time: The band’s 10th studio LP contains one track whose title — oh, yes — is the rainbow emoji.

I proceeded with caution, simmering the herbs for about an hour, per the store’s instructions, until they were mushy and the tea was a deep, murky brown.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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