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squish.

Verb
Horror
MEANING

1. To press, crush, or move through something soft or wet with a soft squeezing sound.

2. A soft wet sound produced by squeezing or moving through soft material.

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Words that belong together

  • squish through mud
  • squish underfoot

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Mud squished under their boots.
She squished the soft clay between her fingers.
They squished across the flooded lawn.

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Word forms
Base
squish
Past tense
squished
Past participle
squished
Present participle
squishing
Full tense & aspect guide
Present
squish
Present continuous
am/is/are squishing
Present perfect
have/has squished
Present perfect continuous
have/has been squishing
Past
squished
Past continuous
was/were squishing
Past perfect
had squished
Past perfect continuous
had been squishing
Future
will squish
Future continuous
will be squishing
Future perfect
will have squished
Future perfect continuous
will have been squishing

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Usage notes

Primary category: horror. Forms: squish; squishes; squished; squished; squishing Legacy lexical fields mirror sense 1 only. Use numbered sense fields for all meanings. Third-person singular: squishes.

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