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I . mash [mæʃ] N

1. mash no pl Brit inf (from potatoes):

mash
pire m

2. mash:

mash (mixture)
mash (animal food)
mash (brewing)
drozga f

II . mash [mæʃ] VB trans

mash

mash up VB trans

1. mash (crush after cooking):

mash

ˈmash-up N

Usage examples with mash

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Outside of business intracet user, very often simpler portals become replaced with richer mashup designs.
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It was used out of necessity before the invention of thermometers allowed simpler step mashing.
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Moonshine is typically made with corn mash as the main ingredient.
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Infants and small children are especially prone to carotenoderma because of the cooked, mashed, and pureed vegetables that they eat.
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If this is desired, the seed mash is typically not used, since a main mash will never be produced.
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The soft pulp of the fruit is eaten fresh or mashed into guacamole.
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The blending of these two songs is considered the most effective form of mashup on the album.
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The mash is then heated to vaporize the alcohol.
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Mash-ups of a single soundtrack play during the whole video, giving a sense of unity and narrative to the video.
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The development staff crafted the gameplay to avoid button mashing; instead players are meant to think prior to attacking by watching for enemy patterns.
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