Adjective
1. Does it make sense to say that a biscuit/cookie is MUSHY?
And if so, what do you understand by it?
(Does it imply it's no fresh?)
2. While at this, and can this adjective be used for people?
Top answer
A cookie or biscuit could be mushy, but it would probably be very unpleasant. Maybe it got wet or wasn't baked long enough. A good way it could be mushy is if you dunk the cookie or biscuit in coffee or milk.
- A cookie or biscuit could be mushy, but it would probably be very unpleasant.
- Maybe it got wet or wasn't baked long enough.
- A good way it could be mushy is if you dunk the cookie or biscuit in coffee or milk.
- Some people eat biscuits and gravy.
- That is fairly mushy but good.
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A cookie or biscuit could be mushy, but it would probably be very unpleasant. Maybe it got wet or wasn't baked long enough. A good way it could be mushy is if you dunk the cookie or biscuit in coffee or milk. Some people eat biscuits and gravy. That is fairly mushy but good.
A mushy person is extremely sentimental and emotional.
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