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squishy — (adj.) 1847, from SQUISH (Cf. squish) + Y (Cf. y) (2) … Etymology dictionary
squishy — [skwish′ē] adj. squishier, squishiest 1. soft and pliable; yielding to pressure 2. making a squishing sound … English World dictionary
squishy — adjective (squishier; est) Date: circa 1847 1. being soft, yielding, and usually damp 2. not firm, steady, or fixed ; soft: as a. lenient 2 < squishy judges > b. imprecise < squishy estimates > • … New Collegiate Dictionary
squishy — squishiness, n. /skwish ee/, adj., squishier, squishiest. 1. soft and wet: The ground was squishy from the rain. 2. softly gurgling or splashing: The sponge made a squishy sound when it was squeezed. 3. emotional or sentimental. [1840 50; SQUISH… … Universalium
squishy — [[t]skwɪ̱ʃi[/t]] squishier, squishiest ADJ GRADED Something that is squishy is soft and easy to squash. ...squishy pink leather chairs … English dictionary
squishy — UK [ˈskwɪʃɪ] / US adjective Word forms squishy : adjective squishy comparative squishier superlative squishiest informal rather soft, often softer than it should be … English dictionary
squishy — squish|y [ˈskwıʃi] adj soft and easy to press ▪ squishy mud … Dictionary of contemporary English
squishy — adj. the wrong word for adorable derived from when one cannot think of another word. Ex. That guy! He s sooo...soo.... Squishy? Yes! That s it! … Dictionary of american slang
squishy — adj. the wrong word for adorable derived from when one cannot think of another word. Ex. That guy! He s sooo...soo.... Squishy? Yes! That s it! … Dictionary of american slang
squishy — adjective soft and wet or full of liquid: squishy mud squishiness noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
