mush

mush
[mʌʃ]
nome
1) (pulp) poltiglia f., pappetta f.
2) colloq. (soppiness) sdolcinatezza f.
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noun
(something soft and wet: The potatoes have turned to mush after being boiled for so long.) poltiglia
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mush (1) /mʌʃ/
n.
1 [uc] poltiglia; pappa
2 [u] (USA) polenta di granturco; farinata
3 [u] (fam.) sentimentalismo; sdilinquimento; smanceria; svenevolezza; sdolcinatezza
4 [u] (fam. USA) balle, fesserie; idiozie
5 (slang) faccia; muso; ceffo
6 (ingl.; al vocat.) amico; compare; tipo; tizio.
mush (2) /mʌʃ/
n.
1 (abbr. fam. di mushroom) fungo
2 (slang antiq.) ombrello.
mush (3) /mʌʃ/
n.
(Canada) viaggio in slitta (trainata da cani).
(to) mush /mʌʃ/
v. i. (Canada)
1 viaggiare in (o guidare) una slitta (trainata da cani)
2 camminare con le scarpe da neve.
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[mʌʃ]
nome
1) (pulp) poltiglia f., pappetta f.
2) colloq. (soppiness) sdolcinatezza f.

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