squish
- noun
- /skwɪʃ/
- As he walked along the path, the squish of wet leaves underfoot echoed in the quiet forest.
- hear the squish
- squish of mud
- felt the squish
So this is what it looks like and let's give it a squish.
- So this is what it looks like and let's give it a squish.
Examples
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Well, thanks for saving me a lot of squish time.
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The squish of the pelt struck bone.
Fiction book (1991) -
Squish, squish went her feet in the mud as she picked a bouquet.
Fiction book (1998) -
Searching the ground, he found a stick and a big rock and waded into the pond, feeling the cold mud squish between his toes.
Fiction book (1993) -
Malin jumped out with the painter and pulled the boat up, feeling the water squish in his sneakers.
Fiction book (1999) -
The child giggled as she jumped in the puddle, enjoying the delightful squish of water splashing around her shoes.
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Every step he took on the muddy trail produced a faint squish, marking his progress through the soggy ground.
Synonyms
A soft wet noise something makes when you press or step on it
A soft bubbling sound made by a liquid or air bubble
A soft quiet sound when something light lands on a soft surface
Antonyms
Compounds
How Wet
Surface Forms
Etymology
Squish is a sound word that copies the soft, wet 'sucking' noise you hear when you step on mud or press something soggy. So the noun squish names that wet, sucking sound.