Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Mash"

A: Mash Up is usually used as a term of combining two songs and playing them at the same time, or the combing of two things.

A: Mix together, if you're using it as a verb. A mash up (as a noun) is a mix of two different things, (sort of a collaboration) frequently found in internet slang when talking about different books, TV shows or movies being combined! It's also used as a music term to mean a rearranged song, or a medley.

A: @lenawal: mix

A: Sounds a little unnatural to me but maybe it's a regional thing. I would interpret it as a group of random, miscellaneous thing kind of lumped together. Not really related to one another.

I found a mish mash of books from my childhood. (Found some childrens books, some novels, a dictionary, etc.)

A: there are not many common expressions, but the most common is Mashed potatoes.
More examples:
Mash the fruits to make a pulp.
Mash the tomatoes for the pasta sauce.

A: 1. The smoke hindered my ability to see
2. The artist mashed all of their new songs into an album
3. The manager was given the task to oversee the coal production

A: thanks so much

A: Match= 配对 flirt= 暧昧

A: To mash something is to put a certain amount of force into making something into smaller pieces I guess. To mix is la mezcla and to lace something is to add drugs or alcohol into something especially without someone knowing.

A: Mash potato does not make sense. Using mash as a verb, you could say, "mash the potatoes in order to make mashed potatoes".

A: Mash up kind of means to put things together randomly, while merge is more of just coming together.
An example of merge could be when driving and you need to switch to the other lane, you would merge into it

A: Does this answer your question?

A: How many instead of how much because potatoes are countable.
I mashed them all up instead of finished all mashed up

A: A more natural way of saying it would be: I'd like mashed potatoes instead of fries.
(Answering the waiter while sitting in a restaurant)