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Meanings of mash (mashing) in English
A dish made with boiled potatoes which are mashed and mixed with milk.
Usage of mashing in English
1
Stew them in a very little water; stirring and mashing them frequently.
2
Still, mashing the two firms together could spark an epic culture clash.
3
When no more eggs are to be found, the mashing process begins.
4
You'd better let Lark do the mashing, for you always leave lumps.
5
No prints, no mashing of the grass or gorse to indicate passage.
6
A cleat landed on his chest, mashing the air from his lungs.
7
Ballard must love Cousin Eloise very much, said Jewel, mashing her potato.
8
Strategic this is not: You're pretty much just mashing on the attack buttons.
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People took his message one step further mashing it into various musical versions.
10
Mechanical switches under ABXY make for some great button mashing action.
11
Tatum could hear his teeth mashing the rolled leaves of tobacco.
12
To encourage rapid fermentation, his mashing barrel was kept in the warm greenhouse.
13
Then strain it through a sieve, mashing and pressing out all the juice.
14
Dahlia plants, bought as full-grown adults, had likewise succumbed to the mashing molluscs.
15
Swinging a Wiimote or mashing a button generated the same results.
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Liam fell forward against the wheel, mashing his hands up against his ears.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Mashing through the time
Mashing across language varieties
United States of America
Common