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mash
verb
-
mash
,
mashes
,
mashing
,
mashed
to
crush
or
beat
a
food
substance
,
such
as
potatoes
or
other
vegetables
,
into
a
soft
pulpy
mass
.
•
She
mashed
the
potatoes
with
milk
and
butter
until
smooth
.
She
mashed
the
potatoes
with
milk
and
butter
until
smooth
.
•
He
mashes
bananas
every
morning
for
his
baby's
breakfast
.
He
mashes
bananas
every
morning
for
his
baby's
breakfast
.
From
Middle
English
maschen
(“
to
crush
,
smash
”),
from
Old
English
mæscan
or
mæssan
(“
to
mix
,
mash
,
beat
”),
related
to
mash
(“
infusion
of
malt
”).
noun
-
mash
,
mashes
,
mashing
,
mashed
a
soft
,
wet
,
pulpy
mass
made
from
crushed
cooked
vegetables
,
especially
potatoes
.
•
We
had
sausages
with
mash
for
dinner
.
We
had
sausages
with
mash
for
dinner
.
•
The
pub
serves
fish
,
chips
,
and
mash
.
The
pub
serves
fish
,
chips
,
and
mash
.
Originally
from
the
verb
sense
;
specifically
applied
to
mashed
potatoes
in
British
English
since
the
19th
century
.
noun
-
mash
,
mashes
,
mashing
,
mashed
a
mixture
of
hot
water
and
ground
malt
or
other
grain
,
used
in
brewing
to
produce
wort
.
•
The
mash
is
heated
to
convert
starches
into
sugars
.
The
mash
is
heated
to
convert
starches
into
sugars
.
•
After
the
mash
rests
,
the
liquid
is
drained
off
.
After
the
mash
rests
,
the
liquid
is
drained
off
.
From
Middle
English
mashe
(“
mash
,
mash
for
brewing
”),
from
Old
English
mæst
,
gemæst
(“
mash
,
wort
,
brew
”),
related
to
meat
and
mast
.
mash
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