| 单词 | mush |
| 释义 | mush I. 1. 2. < perspired so much the cast under his armpits … turned to mush — Earle Birney > 3. a. b. < oratorical mush > < the tenderness never becomes mush — Coulton Waugh > < it isn't youthful romance, it's the mush of senility — Erle Stanley Gardner > c. slang < slammed him in the mush with the ball, and his eyes watered — J.T.Farrell > II. transitive verb 1. chiefly dialect < mush up papier-mâché animals — R.L.Shayon > 2. slang < he would mush it up and … we would sway sweet and slow — R.P.Warren > intransitive verb 1. < does not mush down — advt > < the top of the pile sank, the lower logs mushing out toward the water — Mich. Log Marks > 2. of an airplane a. < throttled back and mushed in — Walt Sheldon > b. < he was miles high, mushing, nearly slumping, in the rare air — J.G.Cozzens > 3. slang III. slang IV. intransitive verb < mush over a wilderness that no sled track has ever crossed before — Klondy Nelson > < huskies bark excitedly as they mush across the ice and snow — Robert Meyer > — often used in the imperative as a command to a dog team < snapped the long lash of his whip … cried mush — Frederick Palmer > transitive verb < the driver mushed the dogs — Nan Dorland > : transport by means of a dog team V. |
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