Since your eyes can't keep up with the rapidly shifting pigments, your brain smushes them together.
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The puppy gives up immediately and smushes its head down because what's the point of anything.
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Grandma sneaks one lick in there before Emma takes control again and smushes her face in the treat.
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Each December, DJ Earworm smushes the year's hottest hits together in a way that somehow ends up sounding really good.
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One of Twitter's best accounts, the Emoji Mashup Bot — which smushes together two or three random emojis to generate a hybrid emoji every hour — has just released a free iMessage sticker pack.
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Pro tip: When your toddler inevitably smushes the brush bristles, toss a regular paintbrush in your bag and let them dip it in a cup of water at a restaurant or on a flight.
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He was 2122 and in his prime, yet the Lakers were a middling team composed of Bryant and a rotating crew of NBA session musicians, an unremarkable rhythm section of Kwames and Smushes and Mihms.
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The rest of the morning mostly involves taking care of the baby while making sure the older kids don't hurt each other, interspersed with switching around loads of laundry and cringing when T. smushes her cream cheesy face in the clean laundry pile.
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He also put out a video for the recent single "Aloha," which smushes together early Odd Future pastel absurdity, Dallas rap viscosity, SoundCloud rap distortion (remember that?) and the hilarious confidence of someone who still can't quite believe rapping is his job.
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As she smushes her lipstick-smeared face right up against the edges of the TV monitor, it only takes a tiny leap of the imagination to decide she might actually be stuck in there, her green eye shadow smudging as she circles around and around.
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In the bonus round, hostess Lisa wrote a word or phrase on a mirror in lipstick which served as the root word for the next five smushes. Five clues were read one at a time, the answers to which smush to either the left or right side of the root word. The winning contestant had 45 seconds to answer those clues. For each correct smush given, the winning contestant was awarded $1,000.
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Smush was hosted by Ken Ober and co-hosted by Lisa Dergan."Smush" (2001) The show, set in a basement party atmosphere, featured four contestants trying to "smush" the answers to clues together to create a new phrase. For example, the clue "A New England state + 'Flying Circus' man" would result in an answer of "Vermonty Python," formed by combining "Vermont" and "Monty Python". Smushes did not have to use the exact spelling of both words.
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