Synonyms for mush
mʌʃ or, esp. for 2-5 , mʊʃmush

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1. pulp, mushnoun

   any soft or soggy mass

   "he pounded it to a pulp"

   Synonyms:
   flesh, slop, treacle, pulp, glop, pulp magazine, cornmeal mush

2. mush, cornmeal mushnoun

   cornmeal boiled in water

   Synonyms:
   treacle, glop, slop, pulp, cornmeal mush

3. treacle, mush, slop, glopnoun

   writing or music that is excessively sweet and sentimental

   Synonyms:
   glop, golden syrup, slop, treacle, pulp, cornmeal mush, pigwash, pigswill, slops, swill, mire

4. mushverb

   a journey by dogsled

   Synonyms:
   treacle, glop, slop, pulp, cornmeal mush

5. mushverb

   drive (a team of dogs or a dogsled)

   Synonyms:
   dogsled

6. dogsled, mushverb

   travel with a dogsled

   Synonyms:
   dogsled

Matched Categories

1. • Drive
   • Mass
   • Sentimentalism
   • Sled

Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. mushnoun

   Synonyms:
   SUPAWN, hasty-pudding (made of indian meal)

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1. List of paraphrases for "mush":

   -mush, oatmeal, porridge

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1. List of known nicknames for "Mush":

   Michał Muszyński

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How to use mush in a sentence?

1. Andrew Sietsema:

   I guess it was just cold enough that the ice covering the apple hadnt melted yet, but it was warm enough that the apple inside turned to complete mush (apples have a lower freezing point than water), and when I pruned a tree it would be shaken in the process, and the mush would slip out of the bottom of the ghost apple.

2. Oleksiy Kuleba:

   Many streets have been turned into a mush of steel and concrete. People have been hiding for weeks in basements, and are afraid to go out even for evacuations.

3. John Fetterman:

   Let me give you an example. OK, now imagine, let's assume, I maybe want to go shopping at Wegmans, and I'm actually standing in a Redner's, but I actually think I'm shopping in Wegner's. That's what it's like to kind of mush two words together, but something that doesn't really exist. Thank you, Dr. Oz, for that.

4. Red White Bethune:

   I’m tired. I’m worn out. I am exhausted. I am drained emotionally and physically, my brain is mush. My phone has been attached to the charger so much, I feel reminiscent of the corded phones I grew up with. I think I’ve consumed like 30 calories in the last 36 hours. Coffee counts, right?

5. John Fetterman:

   You know, the only lingering issue that I have after that stroke is sometimes auditory processing, sometimes. And, every now and then, I might miss a word or, sometimes, you know, I might mush two words together.