smoosh
/smuːʃ/
noun
- A soft, squashed, or messy mass of something.
- After the rain, the cardboard box turned into a wet smoosh.
- The fallen fruit became a sugary smoosh on the sidewalk.
- He stepped on the banana, leaving a yellow smoosh on the floor.
verb
- To crush, squash, or press something into a flat or messy shape.
- She smooshed the clay into a flat pancake with her hands.
- The kids smooshed the playdough together to make a big blob.
- I accidentally smooshed the cake when I put the lid on the box.
- To push or squeeze something into a tight space.
- He smooshed himself into the crowded elevator just before the doors closed.
- We smooshed all our luggage into the trunk of the small car.
- She smooshed the extra blanket into the already full closet.