to smoosh
- verb
- /smuːʃ/
- Informal
- I usually apply chapstick on my lips, then one coat of lipstick on my bottom lip only, and smoosh my lips together.
- smoosh it around
- just smoosh
- going to smoosh
Examples
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She gently smooshed the dough with her hands to make it softer.
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See how it kind of like smooshed right there, but it added a color.
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So I'm just going to pump a little bit out and like smoosh it on the back of my hand.
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Most students cannot wait to get their hands on it; they love smooshing it together, modeling and manipulating it until it is sculpted directly the way they want it to be.
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The children laughed as they smooshed together under a cozy blanket.
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He playfully smooshed his face against the dog's fur, making it wag its tail.
Synonyms
To touch someone or something gently to show love
To press something until it becomes flat or out of shape
To gently press the nose or face against someone to show affection
To squash something so it becomes flat or changes shape
Antonyms
How Affectionate
Surface Forms
Etymology
Smoosh also sounds soft and squishy, like a playful squeeze, so it is used like words such as squeeze or hug and can mean 'to press gently' in a loving way. So to smoosh someone is to press them softly in a friendly or affectionate way.