DCHP-2
mush ((n.)) [< v.] Esp. North DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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a trip or journey, especially by dog-sled.
See also: march ((n.))
- 1910 I was still weak from my illness and my long mush had wearied me. . . .
- 1924 "You see, when Oliver gets back from this inconsiderate mush of his, I'll become quite useless as your handmaiden. . . ."
- 1965 It's "Mush, Mush" time for Owner-driver Vern Zoschke and his Dogs.
- 1910 I was still weak from my illness and my long mush had wearied me. . . .