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/skwɪʃ/
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squish
noun
squishes
pl
UK
/skwɪʃ/
US
/skwɪʃ/
хлюпание
The squish of the wet shoes was annoying.
Хлюпание мокрых ботинок раздражало.
плюх
There was a loud squish as he stepped into the mud.
Раздался громкий плюх, когда он наступил в грязь.
Additional translations
чавканье
шлепок
Synonyms
crush
squeeze
flattening
compression
squish
verb
squished
Past Simple
squished
Past Participle
squishing
Gerund
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US
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раздавить
Be careful not to squish the berries in the bag.
Будь осторожен, чтобы не раздавить ягоды в пакете.
сплющивать
He tried to squish the empty can with his foot.
Он попытался сплющивать пустую банку ногой.
сжимать
She likes to squish the stress ball when she's anxious.
Она любит сжимать антистрессовый мячик, когда она беспокоится.
Synonyms
press
mash
squash
squeeze
compress
crush
flatten
squish
adjective
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Used attributively before a noun to denote a soft, wet, or squelching quality (e.g., "a squish sound").
Definitions
squish
noun
A soft, wet, sucking sound made when pressure is applied to something soft and wet.
The squish of the mud under his boots was unmistakable as he walked through the field.
The act of pressing or crushing something soft and wet.
With a quick squish, she mashed the ripe avocado for the guacamole.
squish
verb
To crush or squeeze something so that it becomes flat, soft, or out of shape.
She squished the ripe tomato in her hand, making a mess.
To make a soft, wet, sucking sound as a result of being compressed.
The mud squished under his boots as he walked through the field.
squish
adjective
Soft, wet, and yielding; producing or characterized by a squishing sound.
He winced at the squish sensation beneath his boots.
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