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mash1 /mash/ noun- (in brewing and distilling) a mixture of crushed malt and hot water
- A mixture, eg of bran with meal or turnips, beaten and stirred as a food for animals
- Any material beaten or crushed into a soft or pulpy state
- Mashed potatoes (informal)
- A crushed condition
- A muddle, hash, or bungle
transitive verb- To make into a mash
- To pound down or crush
- To infuse (dialect; also intransitive verb)
ORIGIN: OE masc(-wyrt) mash(-wort) mashed adjective (slang) Rendered incapable by drink or drugs mashˈer noun mashˈing noun mashˈy adjective - Produced by mashing
- 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) - 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
- A digital media file which may contain combinations of text, graphics, audio, video and animation (computing)
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