squeezable
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- adjective
- /ˈskwiːzəbl/
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- With that said, as frustrating as it gets to keep track of two more moving, breathing bodies in our household, their addition of huggable, squeezable, furry, and fun love is worth it.
This is the mechanism which will deploy the squeezable food onto Rhett's face.
- This is the mechanism which will deploy the squeezable food onto Rhett's face.
Examples
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This is the mechanism which will deploy the squeezable food onto Rhett's face.
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Four stores and many Christmases ago, my father brought forth a factory conceived in innocence and joy, and squeezable fun for everyone.
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You buy a little squeezable tube!
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Juice things up, you squeezable thing.
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So she's a liar, with one sweet, squeezable ass, right?
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And I got to say, while I had no pressing desire for a squeezable phone, how tall is Linus Sebastian?
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There is another new primer from Stila that is in a squeezable tube or a pump that is not the stick that works really beautifully.
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It means that we both have to eat Sir Joshington's Josh Sauce Squeezable Sandwich Butter.
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For clarification, if something doesn't have fluid, blood, pus, etc. actively dripping from it, or squeezable from it, or otherwise obtainable from it, or if it is not sharp, it is not considered hazardous waste and can be put in the regular garbage.
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The children loved the squeezable toys that made funny sounds when they were pressed.
Synonyms
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Easily pressed when you touch it
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3.0
Soft and easy to squeeze, often a little wet and spongy
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Soft and full of small holes that soak up liquid easily
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Easy to bend or shape
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Easily bent or shaped without breaking
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Easy to press and feels like a sponge
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You can shape materials like clay when they are soft
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Soft and easy to crush, often wet or spongy
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Soft and a little wet so you can squeeze it easily
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Can become smaller in volume when you press it
Easy to press by hand, like a soft tube or bottle
Can be shaped by hand like dough or clay
Easy to press so it loses its shape
Antonyms
How Squeezable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word squeezable comes from the verb squeeze, meaning 'to press tightly', and the ending -able, meaning 'can be'. So a squeezable object is one you 'can press' with your hand to change its shape or to make something come out.