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Meanings of mash in English
A dish made with boiled potatoes which are mashed and mixed with milk.
Usage of mash in English
1
Boil the roe fifteen minutes in salted water; then drain and mash.
2
The first reports on this superhero mash-up did indeed emerge in August.
3
Nonetheless, the motivation and momentum for media mash-ups will persist, he said.
4
Puree potatoes through a moule food mill, potatoe ricer or simply mash.
5
I thank you for your consideration, but please no more mash notes.
6
The wind continued and ploughed and furrowed the surface into a mash.
7
Pare, boil and mash the potatoes; then add butter, salt and milk.
8
Let cook and mash until smooth; then thicken with a little cornstarch.
9
Using a spatula, carefully mash any tomatoes that have yet to burst.
10
The social counterfactuals, the mash-up that always happens naturally when we daydream.
11
Keep mash before them in open hoppers and let them help themselves.
12
This refried bean seasonal mash up tastes great with the sweetcorn tortilla.
13
The collection offered a fun and feminine mash-up of textiles and energy.
14
Boil the roe for fifteen minutes in salted water, drain, and mash.
15
The resulting mish-mash is then reheated too quickly and served too fast.
16
The mash, because of its high protein content, is the real egg-maker.
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Mash through the time
Mash across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common