Pronunciation: /ˈmæʃər/
noun a kitchen tool used for mashing or crushing food, typically potatoes
A1 My grandmother uses a masher to make smooth mashed potatoes.
A2 I need to buy a new masher for my kitchen because the old one broke.
B1 The chef used a masher to crush the garlic for the pasta sauce.
B2 The masher is an essential tool for making homemade baby food.
C1 The industrial kitchen has a large masher for preparing large batches of food.
C2 The masher is made of stainless steel for durability and easy cleaning.
formal The chef used a potato masher to create the perfect mashed potatoes.
informal I couldn't find the potato masher, so I used a fork instead.
slang I heard she's a real masher at the club, always hitting on guys.
figurative His words were like a mental masher, crushing her self-esteem.
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