squish
verb [T] /skwɪʃ/ informalDefinition
› to crush something that is soft: Don't sit on that bag - you'll squish the sandwiches.Squeezing and grinding squish noun [C] › He could hear the squish of the damp ground beneath his boots.Squeezing and grinding squishy /ˈskwɪʃ.i/ adjective › a squishy bananaSoft and fluffy
(Definition of squish verb from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- compact verb
- concertina verb
- constrict verb (BECOME TIGHTER)
- crush verb (PRESS)
- firm verb (MAKE HARD)
- grind sth into sth phrasal verb
- grind verb (MAKE SMALLER)
- grind verb (RUB)
- ground verb (GRIND)
- nip verb (PRESS QUICKLY)
- pack verb (MASS)
- pound verb
- press verb (PUSH)
- pulp verb
- pulverize verb
- shut sth in sth phrasal verb
- squeeze noun (PRESS)
- squeeze verb (PRESS TOGETHER)
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