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Meanings of squish in English

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Walk through mud or mire.

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Usage of squish in English
1
Pack them a mile high and squish the ones on the bottom.
Wired
2
Don't squish meat, because you will squeeze out the taste and moisture.
Jamaica Observer
3
Words like crunch and squish should be echoing uneasily through your heads.
Paths not taken
4
You step out so gaily on the glittering grass, and then squish!
The Grey Wig: Stories and Novelettes
5
This distributes the impact of landing and offers the right amount of squish.
Climbing Magazine
6
Once they heard shouts and the squish of horses' hooves in the mud.
The Postman
7
I heard the water go squish-squash in his shoon, every step he took.
Noughts and Crosses: Stories, Studies and Sketches
8
I drew my right boot across the floor and felt a slippery squish.
The accidental demon slayer
9
For me, all this did was squish my chest right down.
News.com.au
10
Untwist and squish the sausages until you have one large sausage.
Radio NZ
11
I squish through the damp grass and find the designated window.
The Atrocity Archives
12
Yeah, and with pickles and can you squish it down real flat, thanks.
Wired
13
They're fun to squish, and even more fun to pop loudly.
Wired
14
Any second now, his entire face would squish into a ball of anger.
Made of honor
15
I could even hear the squish-squish of my rubber boots.
Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
16
Chloe pulled Emily to her, careful not to squish Grace.
Twisted
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