mushy|mushier|mushiest in English

adjective

[mush·y || 'mʌʃɪ]

soft like porridge, squishy; oversentimental, sickly sweet

Use "mushy|mushier|mushiest" in a sentence

1. Allow the mushy shit.

2. Her neck was soft, mushy.

3. Bread is thick, mushy, and sweet as hell.

4. This mushy spot explains the euphoria.

5. I hate those mushy love stories.

6. The fish was mushy and tasteless.

7. I can get a little mushy if I want.

8. Don't go getting all mushy and sentimental.

9. Well , don't get all mushy on me.

10. Cut it out. Stop being so mushy!

11. Cook the lentils until they are mushy.

12. Dave gets all mushy when he's around Gina.

13. Financial Statement Example Philippines Plaguy and mushiest Iain Bedabbles so lightly that Quintin dung his Henze

14. The keyboard had a mushy feel, which is characteristic of Toshibas.

15. Cook for two minutes until soft but not mushy.

16. Cook until the fruit is soft but not mushy.

17. For children, it is mixed with tea and sesame oil (Macsaro) until mushy.

18. You get some pie in you, you get all mushy.

19. Be sure fruit is well drained or Ambrosia will be mushy.

20. Naked now, and he felt the mushy bottom between his toes.

21. Air dried noodles don't get mushy, no matter how long you boil them.

22. If this were Asia we could eat you with mushy peas.

23. Bespattering: to wet or soil by striking with something liquid or mushy.

24. Healthy Begonia roots should be white and firm rather than yellow or brown and mushy

25. Synonyms for Cushiony include spongy, soft, cushioned, squashy, springy, flabby, mushy, squishy, squooshy and compressible