mash¹ /mash/

1. (in brewing and distilling) a mixture of crushed malt and hot water
2. A mixture, eg of bran with meal or turnips, beaten and stirred as a food for animals
3. Any material beaten or crushed into a soft or pulpy state
4. Mashed potatoes (informal)
5. A crushed condition
6. A muddle, hash, or bungle

1. To make into a mash
2. To pound down or crush
3. To infuse (dialect; also intransitive verb)

mashed adjective (slang)

Rendered incapable by drink or drugs

mashˈer noun

mashˈing noun

mashˈy adjective

1. Produced by mashing
2. Of the nature of a mash

mashˈman noun

A worker in a brewery or a distillery who helps to make the mash

mashˈ-tub, mashˈ-tun, mashˈ-vat or mashˈing-tub noun

A vessel in which the mash is mixed in a brewery or distillery

mashˈ-up noun (music)

1. A recording in which a sample of one piece of music is recorded over the instrumental or rhythm track of another piece, usu of a different genre
2. A digital media file which may contain combinations of text, graphics, audio, video and animation (computing)

mash² /mash/ (archaic sl)

1. To flirt with
2. To treat as a sweetheart, court

To flirt

1. A person who mashes or is mashed
2. A masher
3. The action of mashing
4. An infatuation or crush

mashˈer noun

1. A man who dresses showily to attract attention, a dandy
2. A flirt

mashed on

In love with

• tattie-bogle
• tattiebogle
• tattie-bogles
• tattie-claw
• tattie-claws
• tattie-howking
• tattie-lifting
• tattier
• tatties
• tattie-shaw
• tattie-shaws
• tattiest
• tattily
• telescopic shafts
• telescopic sight
• telescopic sights
• telescopies
• telescopiform
• telescoping
• telescopist
• telescopists
• Telescopium
• telescopy
• telescreen
• telescreens