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mash up

mash up verb: to mash; to crush (usually food) into a smooth substance.

Verb

mash up (third-person singular simple present mashes up, present participle mashing up, simple past and past participle mashed up)

  1. (transitive) To mash; to crush (usually food) into a smooth substance.
    • mash up the avocados
    • mash up the pills
  2. (transitive) To disfigure, devastate or destroy.
    • The car accident mashed up my legs, now I'm never going to walk again.
  3. (transitive) To remix two or more songs together into one.
    • The DJ mashed up Britney Spears and Daft Punk.

Forms of mash up

third-person singular presentmashes up
present participlemashing up
past participlemashed up
pastmashed up

Questions about mash up

What does mash up mean?
Mash up means to mash; to crush (usually food) into a smooth substance.
What part of speech is mash up?
Mash up is a verb.
What is the past tense of mash up?
The past tense of mash up is mashed up.

Words near mash up in the dictionary

  1. mash notes
  2. mash potato
  3. mash potatoes
  4. mash tun
  5. mash tuns
  6. mash up
  7. mash-fat
  8. mash-fats
  9. mash-up
  10. mash-ups
  11. masha

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