Mash
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 319
mash, v.t. to beat into a muted ma : to bruise in brewing, to mix malt and hot water together.-—#*, a mixture of ingredients beaten together in brewing, a mixture of crushed malt and hot water. [Prob. from root of Mix Mashy, mash'i, adj of the nature of a mask Mask, Masque, mask, n. anything disguising or concealing the face anything that disguises a pretence a masquerade a dramatic performance in which the actors appear masked v. to cover the face with a mask to disguise to hide.—v.t. to join in a mask or masquerade to be disguised in anyway; to revel. [Fr. masque 308 fSte, f me, hkr mine e n i Masterstroke —Sp. mascara, Ar. maskharat a jester, roan in masquerade.] Masher, mask er, n. one who wears a mask.
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