squushing
/ˈskwʌʃɪŋ/
adjective
- Making a soft, wet, crushing sound; soft and wet enough to be easily crushed.
- The sponge felt wet and squushing in my hand.
- The ground was squushing after the heavy rain.
- She stepped on a squushing pile of fallen apples.
Synonyms
verb
- Present participle of squush: making a soft, wet, crushing sound or crushing something soft and wet.
- The children were squushing the mud between their toes at the beach.
- I could hear him squushing the overripe fruit in the kitchen.
- Stop squushing the bread; it's getting all flat and messy.