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Mushy Meaning in English

word

/ˈməʃi/
MUH-shee
/mˈʌʃi/
MUSH-ee

释义

Describes something soft, wet, and easy to mash or squash. It can also mean overly emotional or sentimental, especially in a way that seems silly.

用法与细微差别

"Mushy" is informal. It’s used for foods (like bananas or potatoes) that are too soft, and feelings that are excessively sentimental (e.g., 'mushy love letters'). Do not confuse with 'soggy' (watery/wet), and use carefully when talking about people’s emotions as it can sound teasing.

例句

The bananas went mushy and I had to throw them away.

basic

The potatoes are too mushy, please cook them less next time.

basic

He wrote a mushy letter to his girlfriend.

basic

The pasta got all mushy because I forgot to take it off the stove.

natural

That's a bit too mushy for me—I don't like sappy movies.

natural

After the rain, the ground turned all soft and mushy under our feet.

natural