smush
- noun
- /smʌʃ/
- The kids played with the colorful smush made from playdough and water.
That's what we call blending or weaving, or as one of my showrunners love to call it, the smush.
- That's what we call blending or weaving, or as one of my showrunners love to call it, the smush.
- We had to do a few takes to get the smush just right, of course, and the chocolate didn't melt good there.
- It becomes like this, this smush, squiddle a squiddle, smush skittle.
Examples
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They didn't look like worms at all anymore, more like smush.
Fiction book (1999) -
We had to do a few takes to get the smush just right, of course, and the chocolate didn't melt good there.
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We can infuse the people from those times of our life with the memories of the time or the event, and then it all gets smushed up as though the people were nice.
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The chef combined the ingredients to create a colorful smush on the plate.
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After mashing the bananas, I added them to the bowl, resulting in a delicious smush.
Synonyms
How Soft
Surface Forms
Etymology
Smush probably comes from a playful mix of the sound of smash and the word mush 'soft mess'. So a smush is a sticky, soft, shapeless mass.