mush in Greek
mush in Greek is παπάρα — mush means a soft, wet, formless mass, especially of food.
mush in Greek
παπάρα
Pronounced: papara
A food comprising cracked or rolled grains cooked in water or milk; porridge.
What does "mush" mean?
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noun A soft, wet, formless mass, especially of food.
"By the time she got home, the bananas had turned to mush at the bottom of the bag."
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noun A thick porridge made from cooked grain, especially cornmeal, cooked in water or milk.
"His grandmother always served mush with a spoonful of maple syrup on cold mornings."
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verb To squash something into a soft, formless mass.
"He mushed the ripe avocado with a fork before spreading it on toast."
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intj A command shouted to sled dogs to make them start or move faster.
"The musher cracked the reins and yelled "Mush!" to get the team moving."
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mush in a sentence
- By the time she got home, the bananas had turned to mush at the bottom of the bag.
- His grandmother always served mush with a spoonful of maple syrup on cold mornings.
- He mushed the ripe avocado with a fork before spreading it on toast.
- The musher cracked the reins and yelled "Mush!" to get the team moving.
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What is "mush" in Greek?
"mush" in Greek is παπάρα. mush means: A soft, wet, formless mass, especially of food.
How do you pronounce παπάρα?
"mush" in Greek is παπάρα, pronounced "papara".
How do you use "mush" in a sentence?
Example: "By the time she got home, the bananas had turned to mush at the bottom of the bag." In Greek, "mush" is παπάρα.
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