squashed

UK
/skwɒʃt/
US
/skwɑːʃt/

Translations

squashedadjective
more squashed
Comp.
most squashed
Super.
UK
/skwɒʃt/
US
/skwɑʃt/
The squashed hat was barely recognizable after being packed in the suitcase.
Le chapeau écrasé était à peine reconnaissable après avoir été rangé dans la valise.
à l'étroit
The passengers felt squashed in the tiny car during the long road trip.
Les passagers se sentaient à l'étroit dans la petite voiture pendant le long trajet.
Additional translations
squashverb

squashed

Past Simple

squashed
Past Simple
squashed
Past Participle
squashing
Gerund
UK
/skwɒʃ/
US
/skwɑːʃ/
squashpast participle

squashed

Used of something that has been crushed or flattened.

Definitions

squashedadjective
Flattened or compressed into a smaller shape or space.
The squashed hat was barely recognizable after being packed in the suitcase.
Crowded or cramped, with little room to move.
The passengers felt squashed in the tiny car during the long road trip.
squashverb
To crush or flatten something by applying pressure.
She accidentally squashed the sandwich by sitting on it.
To suppress or put an end to something, such as a rumor or a rebellion.
The manager quickly squashed the rumors about the company's closure.
To squeeze or force into a small space.
We managed to squash all our luggage into the tiny car trunk.
squashpast participle
Crushed or flattened, typically by pressure or compression.
The child stared sadly at the squashed ice-cream cone.