squush
/skwʌʃ/
verb
- To make a soft, wet, crushing sound, like something liquid or semi-liquid being pressed.
- Every step he took made the wet sponge squush against the floor.
- She squushed the overripe tomato in her hand by accident.
- The mud squushed under my boots as I walked through the field.
- To crush or squeeze something soft and wet, often making a messy sound.
- He squushed the wet clay between his fingers to shape it.
- Don't squush the berries when you pack them into the container.
- The toddler squushed the banana in his fist with delight.
noun
- A soft, wet, crushing sound or the action that makes it.
- I heard a loud squush as the pumpkin hit the pavement.
- The only sound was the squush of our shoes in the swampy ground.
- With a satisfying squush, the sponge released all the water.