squoosh
/skwʊʃ/
verb
- To press, squeeze, or crush something, often making it flatter or softer.
- He squooshed the bug with his shoe.
- She squooshed the clay into a flat disk.
- Don't squoosh the bread or it will get ruined.
- To fit into a tight space by pressing or squeezing.
- They squooshed together on the bench for a photo.
- We squooshed five people into the back seat.
- She squooshed her clothes into the tiny suitcase.
noun
- A squeezing or pressing action, or the sound it makes.
- With one squoosh, the juice came out of the orange.
- He gave the stress ball a gentle squoosh.
- I heard a squoosh as I stepped on the wet sponge.