The rest of the channel, defunct as it might be, contains a few other gems, like smooshing a phone, smooshing a watch, smooshing a golf ball, smooshing a camera, and of course the smooshing of the aforementioned Barbie doll.
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Back to sadly smooshing our favorite Fire Emblem dolls together. Kiss!
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The challenge is integrating them without smooshing paying passengers—or profit margins.
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Once the eggs and potato are cooked and drained, it's time for the smooshing.
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Mammography, the boob-smooshing imaging technique used to detect breast cancer, has an overdiagnosis problem.
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Okay, so you've seen people smooshing themselves around on those big pieces of foam at the gym.
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But as for its anti-smooshing properties, I think it's safe to declare this magnet a winner.
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This is the story of a woman who became famous on Instagram for smooshing her face into bread products.
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What it's doing: smooshing together every functionality that a conference organizer might need in a time of a pandemic.
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" Keys continued, "And I've been smooshing it down for so long that it's become a habit, a bad habit.
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You're smooshing around goofy materials, knowing they will change form over time, in order to reach an imagined final product.
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With saturated colors and clean design, the book is a hilarious smooshing together of the two things in the title.
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The internet's favorite Hydraulic Press Channel recently took a break from smooshing stuff to test just how strong a shopping cart really is.
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The breathless council dismantles them, scooping into the cups with apple corers and smooshing them under spatulas, releasing soft, sliding squeaks like trampled snow.
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Take in the sounds of randomly smooshing parameters and knobs around until you get something not unlike a tuning fork being run through a dishwasher.
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Actually, the only filter Mikayla Whitmore used to create them was a 4-foot-tall hunk of beveled glass, which her subjects couldn't resist smooshing their faces against.
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So I'll just say what I see: not that Cousins is incapable of smooshing Washington souls in the near future, but this midseason production hasn't been a mirage.
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Taking a break from smooshing stuff, the folks behind those hydraulic press videos attached a bicycle brake to a lathe to see if they could bring it to a grinding stop. Nope.
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She achieves this effect by smushing and smooshing and spreading and stretching their faces, for upward of an hour, and then (having donned gloves) rooting around inside their mouths for several minutes.
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And then there's the case of Eddie Lampert, who was famously called the next Warren Buffett around the time he was rescuing K-Mart from bankruptcy and smooshing it together with Sears.
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Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande may be smooshing themselves across your Instagram feed, and Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas may be engaging in wholesome family fun, but Bella and Cena are giving the performance of a lifetime.
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Education invariably looms large over the entire subject, but the lack of opportunities available to certain demographics is an entirely different system and incredibly complicated in itself, smooshing together factors of socioeconomic status, geography, and the identifiers already mentioned.
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What looked like another Bud Light "Dilly Dilly" ad faked people out of their cheese dip when it swiftly morphed into a fire-breathing, head-smooshing tease for the final season of HBO's "Game of Thrones" -- complete with dragons.
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I worried I'd end up with a sad approximation of what I tried at Nur, but Jacques had encouraged me to forget about perfection, and to keep smooshing the next lump of dough, and the next, rolling with any mistakes.
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If you've only been paying attention to the charts or radio A-lists, you might think the UK rap world only encompasses the (mostly male) artists of west African and Caribbean descent who've been smooshing the varied sounds of the diaspora into the hugely successful sub-genres of afroswing, afrobeats, afrobashment, and afropop.
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Statistically random shuffling is achieved afer approximately one minute of smooshing.
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Also known as the Chemmy, Irish, wash, scramble, beginner shuffle, smooshing, schwirsheling, or washing the cards, this involves simply spreading the cards out face down, and sliding them around and over each other with one's hands. Then the cards are moved into one pile so that they begin to intertwine and are then arranged back into a stack. This method is useful for beginners. However, the beginner shuffle requires a large surface for spreading out the cards.
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"Love You Better" received generally favourable reviews from music critics. Jim Carroll of The Irish Times found the song to be proof of Oh Land's "efforts to find new ground"; he also praised the track for containing "timeless drama" and recommended that readers of his column download the track. James Christopher Monger from AllMusic called the song a "better version" of Oh Land's single "Cherry on Top" (2013) and described it as "stark and surprisingly quaint". Other critics called the track romantic, such as The Guardians Paul MacInnes who described it as "heart-smooshing" and Leonie Cooper from NME who stated it was "starkly romantic" and called for a "heart-swelling shift in mood" on Wish Bone.
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