Mush [mʌʃ] – face, mug. Example: If he doesn't shut it, I'm going to smack him right in the mush. Learn English from home at your own pace with Kabinata's convenient learning system.
Mush [mʌʃ] – face, mug.
If he doesn't shut it, I'm going to smack him right in the mush.
Porridge.
Am. Cornmeal mush
Fig. Informal. Sentimental / Sappy talk, nonsense.
Radio. Interference from a stronger station
Am. Travel by dog sledge (in polar regions)
Sl. Umbrella.
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