1. Any soft or soggy mass
   "he pounded it to a mush";
   - pulp
    
2. Cornmeal boiled in water
   "Cornmeal mush was a staple breakfast in many rural households";
   - cornmeal mush [US]
    
3. Writing or music that is excessively sweet and sentimental
   "The novel was criticized for its mush about family values";
   - treacle, slop [informal], glop [N. Amer, informal]
    
4. A journey by dogsled
   "The Iditarod race is a gruelling mush across Alaska"

1. Travel with a dogsled
   "They mushed across the frozen tundra";
   - dogsled
    
2. Drive (a team of dogs or a dogsled)
   "The Iditarod racers mushed their teams through the Alaskan wilderness"
    
3. Reduce to pulp
   "she mushed the banana with a fork";
   - pulp

Derived forms: mushed, mushes, mushing

Type of: bray [archaic], comminute [rare], crunch, drive, grind, hot cereal, journey, journeying, mash, mass, sentimentalism, sled [N. Amer], sledge, sleigh

Encyclopedia: Mush, John