mushiness

I had begun to feel a sort of mushiness around my hand.

"There is no mushiness about where they are and what they stand for," he added.

Here, however, it seems to be in a state of thaw, and there is indeed an attendant mushiness.

Eaten while hot and never cold to avoid mushiness.

This often translates into a kind of well-meaning mushiness.

Both must be tossed together carefully to retain the integrity of every grain and to prevent mushiness.

The pasta, swimming in tomato sauce, was overcooked to the point of mushiness.

Some sharp improvising follows, but it's not enough to dispel the mushiness.

On a busy weekend, salmon was overcooked to mushiness.

They are distinguished by their size -three inches long - and their mushiness.

Shifting his weight, he said, 'Now the mushiness isn't fun.'

The resulting visual mushiness contributes to the painting's sentimentality.

The sonic mushiness helped rob the production of lucidity.

To this mushiness Captain Biggar's conversation at dinner had contributed largely.

All at once, despite the mushiness of some of its consonants, the voice was sharper and firmer.

The mushiness that Mr. Aidells complains of was evident.

But Chilean sea bass was flavorless, despite the soy glaze, and overcooked to mushiness.

Her delivery was precise enough to compensate for much of the mushiness of her lisp.

With uncanny skill, The Shadow picked a solid path off through the mushiness of the lonely swamp.

He felt that it "occasionally veers on the edge of mushiness, but it avoids becoming too sentimental.

But there is an intellectual mushiness to the conventional wisdom, a lurking Victorian moralism that has left it vulnerable to doubters.

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Night and day, not daring to stop for fear of the imminent freeze- up, they dared to run, an increasing mushiness of ice running with them.

A profusion of shiitake mushrooms, prosciutto and onions couldn't quite redeem the mushiness of the rice.

It lacks the expected mushiness about the plight of fat folks, though it does make a point about sensitivity in an understated way."