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squishy — (adj.) 1847, from SQUISH (Cf. squish) + Y (Cf. y) (2) … Etymology dictionary
squishy — [skwish′ē] adj. squishier, squishiest 1. soft and pliable; yielding to pressure 2. making a squishing sound … English World dictionary
squishy — squishiness, n. /skwish ee/, adj., squishier, squishiest. 1. soft and wet: The ground was squishy from the rain. 2. softly gurgling or splashing: The sponge made a squishy sound when it was squeezed. 3. emotional or sentimental. [1840 50; SQUISH… … Universalium
squishy — [[t]skwɪ̱ʃi[/t]] squishier, squishiest ADJ GRADED Something that is squishy is soft and easy to squash. ...squishy pink leather chairs … English dictionary
squishy — UK [ˈskwɪʃɪ] / US adjective Word forms squishy : adjective squishy comparative squishier superlative squishiest informal rather soft, often softer than it should be … English dictionary
squishy — adjective /ˈskwɪʃi/ a) Yielding easily to pressure; very soft; especially, soft and wet, as mud. Finished with head and hair, the women pulled her up the bank to wash her body, the soft squishy mud registering for the first time on the outer… … Wiktionary
squishy — squish|y [ˈskwıʃi] adj soft and easy to press ▪ squishy mud … Dictionary of contemporary English
squishy — adj. the wrong word for adorable derived from when one cannot think of another word. Ex. That guy! He s sooo...soo.... Squishy? Yes! That s it! … Dictionary of american slang
squishy — adj. the wrong word for adorable derived from when one cannot think of another word. Ex. That guy! He s sooo...soo.... Squishy? Yes! That s it! … Dictionary of american slang
squishy — adjective soft and wet or full of liquid: squishy mud squishiness noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
