squish sound
- noun
- /skwɪʃ saʊnd/
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- He made a squish sound when he stepped in the puddle.
Examples
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Her boots left a squish sound on the wet grass after the rain.
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The squish sound of the rotten fruit was unpleasant as she picked it up.
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I heard a squish sound when I stepped on the wet grass.
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What was that squish sound in the kitchen?
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He made a squish sound when he stepped in the puddle.
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Her boots left a squish sound on the wet grass after the rain.
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The squish sound of the rotten fruit was unpleasant as she picked it up.
Synonyms
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A soft, wet sucking sound that happens when you step in mud
Antonyms
How Squelchy
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly derivable from combining 'squish' (a soft, wet, often onomatopoeic noise) with 'sound' (a noise), forming a straightforward noun-noun compound referring to that specific noise. The composition is transparent and cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows both words would readily understand the phrase.
Etymology
Squish sound: The noun squish sound comes from the word squish, which copies a wet, squashing noise you hear when something is pressed or stepped on, and sound, meaning 'noise'. So it means 'a soft, wet noise you hear when something is pressed or stepped on'.