mushy 音標拼音: [m'ʌʃi]
a . 濃粥狀的,糊狀的,感傷的
濃粥狀的,糊狀的,感傷的
mushy adj 1 :
having the consistency of mush 2 :
effusively or insincerely emotional ; "
a bathetic novel ";
"
maudlin expressions of sympathy "; "
mushy effusiveness "; "
a schmaltzy song "; "
sentimental soap operas "; "
slushy poetry "
[
synonym : {
bathetic }, {
drippy }, {
hokey }, {
maudlin }, {
mawkish },
{
kitschy }, {
mushy }, {
schmaltzy }, {
schmalzy }, {
sentimental },
{
soppy }, {
soupy }, {
slushy }]
Mushy \
Mush "
y \,
a .
Soft like mush ;
figuratively ,
good -
naturedly weak and effusive ;
weakly sentimental .
[
1913 Webster ]
She '
s not mushy ,
but her heart is tender . --
G .
Eliot .
[
1913 Webster ]
74 Moby Thesaurus words for "
mushy ":
baccate ,
bathetic ,
beery ,
bland ,
boggy ,
changeable ,
cloudy ,
cloying ,
corny ,
doughy ,
flabby ,
fleshy ,
foggy ,
gooey ,
gushing ,
halfhearted ,
indecisive ,
infirm of purpose ,
infirm of will ,
insipid ,
irresolute ,
macerated ,
masticated ,
maudlin ,
mawkish ,
milk -
and -
water ,
milky ,
miry ,
misty ,
namby -
pamby ,
neutral ,
nostalgic ,
nostomanic ,
oversentimental ,
oversentimentalized ,
pappy ,
pasty ,
pithy ,
pulpal ,
pulpar ,
pulped ,
pulplike ,
pulpy ,
quaggy ,
romantic ,
saccharine ,
sappy ,
schmaltzy ,
sentimental ,
sentimentalized ,
sloppy ,
slushy ,
soft ,
soppy ,
spongy ,
squashy ,
squelchy ,
squishy ,
squushy ,
sticky ,
succulent ,
sugary ,
swampy ,
syrupy ,
tasteless ,
tear -
jerking ,
teary ,
vague ,
vapid ,
vaporous ,
vapory ,
watery ,
wet ,
wishy -
washy
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