mash
verbUK /mæʃ/
US /mæʃ/
To mash means to press something soft until it is squished and smooth.
She used a fork to mash the potatoes.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A soft, wet mixture of crushed food, often fed to babies.
The baby ate a bowl of apple mash.
3. In brewing, a mixture of crushed grain and hot water.
The brewer stirred the mash in the large tank.
4. To mix crushed grain with hot water to make beer or whiskey.
They mash the barley before adding yeast.
5. A popular style of music or a mix of different songs blended together.
The DJ played a fun mash of old and new hits.