mush

mush
noun
(something soft and wet: The potatoes have turned to mush after being boiled for so long.) papilla, pasta
mush
tr[mʌʃ]
noun
1 (food) papilla, pasta
2 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL gachas nombre femenino plural
3 familiar (writing, speech, film) sentimentalismo
mush ['mʌʃ] n
1) : gachas fpl (de maíz)
2) sentimentality: sensiblería f
mush
n.
gacha s.f.
gachas s.f.pl.
v.
viajar en trineo v.
mʌʃ
mass noun (soft mass) papilla f, pasta f, pasteta f (fam)

(corn meal) mush — (AmE) harina de maíz cocida en leche


I
[mʌʃ]
N
1) (Culin) gachas fpl
2) (fig) sensiblería f , sentimentalismo m

II
**
[mʊʃ] N
1) (=face) jeta * f , careto m (Sp) **
2) (in direct address)

hey, mush! — ¡hola, tronco! *

* * *
[mʌʃ]
mass noun (soft mass) papilla f, pasta f, pasteta f (fam)

(corn meal) mush — (AmE) harina de maíz cocida en leche


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