mushy

Our mushy brains seem a far cry from the solid silicon chips in computer processors, but scientists have a long history of comparing the two.

When something is not easily measured, it often gets talked about in mushy or ideological terms.

The road salt makes a mushy, corrosive paste that is flung universally about the under-and over-sides of every vehicle.

Persecuted is a ludicrously mushy political thriller, but the fact that it can find an audience is downright terrifying.

He is no mushy moderate, but an Obama-loathing, gubmint-hating, tax-cutting, gun-toting, education-cutting conservative.

Capability is a mushy line, and it can take a country years to go from capability to producing an actual warhead.

Those who favor bipartisan cooperation are often dismissed as mushy moderates.

Such words cannot be indefinite, mushy words; they must be definite, firm words.

You had accumulated a large load and were in a pretty mushy condition.

Well, take this awful bunch of mushy slush and read it through, and then try to make a decent half-column story out of it.

Something mushy and heavily soft like raised dough leaned against Jim's leg and chewed his trousers with a yeasty growl.

But in any case the letter should not be long, nor should it be crammed with sad quotations and mushy sentiment.