squish
/skwɪʃ/
verb
- To crush or press something soft, making a soft sound.
- She squished the clay between her fingers to soften it.
- Don't squish the bread when you put it in the bag.
- The kids squished the mud with their bare feet.
- To move into a tight space by pressing or squeezing.
- He squished through the narrow gap in the fence.
- They squished together on the bench to make room for one more.
- We all squished into the back seat of the car.
noun
- A soft crushing sound or the act of squishing.
- The toy makes a funny squish when you press it.
- She heard a squish as she stepped on the wet towel.
- The sponge made a satisfying squish when he squeezed it.