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smush

(smʌʃ)
vb (tr)
to smash or crush
n
a pulp or mush
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If you didn't inspect it, it just looked like stones, but once you get closer it had a noxious smell, or when you smush them, you realise what it is.
Emirati-American Omar met Egyptian-Canadian Dina while working as presenters and today, the parents of two (who Dina lovingly calls 'Mush' and 'Smush' on her social media) are famous for a number of reasons - being wonderfully real online being just one of them.
New York, NY, February 01, 2019 --(PR.com)-- NBA Veteran Smush Parker returns to Newtown High School.
However, as much as the powerful destroy the flowers and smush the gardens, they will not impede the Spring.
And where the bat cracks the sock-ball's hide, a smush of innards tugging this to that, watch it rise, half in fright, half in sky, to reach what little height the kiss of any stick to ball might give inspired flight.
Thirteen-year-old twins Noah and Jude are so close,, they "smush," pushing themselves together, shoulder to shoulder,, exactly as they did in utero.
Top it with a layer of the lighter color and smush your lips together to blend.
"WebRTC is going to smush those two groups together," he adds.
During his time on the show, the 32-year-old Pauly regularly took women he'd met in nightclubs for a one-night stand in the 'smush room'.
But these are not the core values of liberalism and democracy, or at least there is no reason why an academic should smush all of these things together.
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