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Meanings of squash (squashing) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "squeeze"
Examples for "squeeze"
1
Low energy prices squeeze investment in the oil industry, reducing future supplies.
2
American Express' financing costs have be hurt by a global credit squeeze.
3
Japan's consumer finance squeeze culminated this year in a state-engineered credit crunch.
4
Japan's consumer finance squeeze culminated this year with a state-engineered credit crunch.
5
Despite the supermarkets' assurances, food suppliers fear a future squeeze on margins.
1
Boil the roe fifteen minutes in salted water; then drain and mash.
2
The first reports on this superhero mash-up did indeed emerge in August.
3
Nonetheless, the motivation and momentum for media mash-ups will persist, he said.
4
Puree potatoes through a moule food mill, potatoe ricer or simply mash.
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I thank you for your consideration, but please no more mash notes.
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One possibility, said Davy, is that water could squelch feelings of hunger.
2
Up ahead the tunnel touched, then peeled apart with a grotesque squelch.
3
Nothing to hear but the squelch of my boots on the lawn.
4
The dampers in a lecture hall could be tuned to squelch hecklers.
5
As he did so, he felt something squelch coldly under his fingers.
Portuguese
abóbora Any of numerous annual trailing plants of the genus Cucurbita grown for their fleshy edible fruits.
A squash fruit of the Cucurbita genus, most commonly orange in colour when ripe and traditionally used during Halloween.
Usage of squashing in English
1
It would have been impossible to carry real berries without squashing them.
2
Each title required him to spend hours squashing bugs in the code.
3
The fact is that big studio releases are squashing out smaller films.
4
Rather than squashing innovation, metrics can help inspire and power it.
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Romney, instead, made clear commitments against such accusations, essentially squashing the president's momentum.
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Make many more, then grill and turn, gently squashing any that spring open.
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He's up for more of a challenge than squashing an ant.
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Do what you have must, but don't worry about squashing every little outburst.
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Bare-legged, the ground squashing beneath her feet, she started running again.
10
His bluejeans dragged painfully up into his crotch, squashing his balls.
11
Of course, who wouldn't suffocate with a massive vampire squashing them?
12
Butler ignored the pain squashing his torso like a giant fist.
13
They were squashing the breath from her ribcage with savage ease.
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That means spotting and squashing any squeak or rattle from the roof's many parts.
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The corpse gave it to me with a squashing sound.
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Next to it, Denny's rock is squashing the springs down.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Squashing through the time
Squashing across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common