verb · intransitive · rare

squish

squish · squishes · squished · squishing

пакувати, упакувати, спакувати

нажать, давить, гладить

drücken, bügeln

To squeeze, compress, or crushTo squeeze, compress, or crush (especially something moist).

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/skwɪʃ/

» Tom squished the cockroach with his foot.

Tom zerquetschte die Kakerlake mit dem Fuß. — frpzzd

Том раздавил таракана ногой. — marafon

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Meaning

4 senses

(ambitransitive, informal)To squeeze, compress, or crush (especially something moist).
The sandwich tasted fine, even though it had got squished in his lunchbox.
quetschen, zermatschen, zerquetschen
разда́вливатьrazdávlivatʹ, раздави́тьrazdavítʹ, расплю́щиватьraspljúščivatʹ
(informal, intransitive)To be compressed or squeezed.
(informal, intransitive)To make the sound of something being squeezed or crushed.
(ambitransitive, informal)To proceed or make one’s way (somewhere) with the sound of something being squeezed or crushed.

More definitions

put (a liquid) into a container or another place by means of a squirting action
walk through mud or mire

Examples

31 sentences

Tom squished the cockroach with his foot.
ruТом раздавил таракана ногой. — marafon
deTom zerquetschte die Kakerlake mit dem Fuß. — frpzzd
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He wants to squish the bug.
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He wants to squish the spider.
ruОн хочет раздавить паука. — AntonKhorev
deEr will die Spinne zerquetschen. — Pfirsichbaeumchen
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This belt is squishing my waist.
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Yanni squished the poor June beetle.
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Translations

5 languages

Русский

By meaning 1

to squeeze, compress, or crush:

Deutsch

By meaning 1

to squeeze, compress, or crush:

Origin

Apparently an alteration of squash, influenced by obsolete squiss (“to squeeze”). Cognate

Apparently an alteration of squash, influenced by obsolete squiss (“to squeeze”). Cognate with Scots squische, squies (“to crush, squeeze”). Compare also French esquicher, from Old Occitan esquichar (“to squeeze, squish”). See also squeeze and squelch. The noun is derived from the verb.

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