| Sickly myelin, however, is mushier, so the water in it tends to move around at random. |
| Kids' music got mushier in the UK as the 70s came to a close, as choir-led records like Brian and Michael's Matchstalk Men, the Ramblers' The Sparrow, and St Winifred's School Choir's There's No One Quite Like Grandma. |
| Cut your cabbage to the texture that you desire, but keep in mind, the finer it is, the softer or mushier it will be when finished. |
| Travelling home, feeling all zen, was an altogether mushier affair than the journey there. |
| The mushier version, which is eight minutes longer, was chosen for release after being hailed a success at a US test screening. |
| They have a more distinct texture than the mushier instants, and many take only 2 or 3 minutes in the microwave. |
