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Definitions of "Mash up"


1. Mash up (Verb)


English Translation

Destroy, Demolish


Definition

A term used to describe an intense, energetic, or powerful performance that captivates and overwhelms the audience


Example Sentences

Patois: The artist came on stage and mash it up, the crowd couldn't stop cheering
English: The artist came on stage and destroyed it, the crowd couldn't stop cheering


Related Words

Hot Steppa , Infahmah , Shot a buss , Gallis ,



posted by anonymous on September 10, 2023


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2. Mash up


English Translation

chaos


Definition

A phrase used to describe something that is in a state of disarray, chaos, or destruction, often used to express shock or disbelief


Example Sentences

Patois: Di place get mash up afta di storm, everything inna shambles
English: The place got messed up after the storm, everything in shambles



posted by anonymous on July 30, 2023


3. Mash up (Verb)


Definition

To deliver a powerful and captivating performance that leaves a lasting impression


Example Sentences

Patois: Di artist mash up di stage with im energetic performance
English: The artist tears up the stage with his energetic performance


Related Words

Hot Steppa , Infahmah , Shot a buss , Gallis ,



posted by anonymous on July 27, 2023


4. Mash up (Verb)


English Translation

Break


Example Sentences

Patois: Wah mek yuh mash up mi iphone
English: Why did you break my iphone


Related Words

All fruits ripe , Babylon , Bad like yaz , Bashy ,



posted by anonymous on October 2, 2013



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