Pronunciation: /ˈskwɪʃi/
noun a soft and easily flattened or squeezed object
A1 I like to squeeze my squishy stress ball when I feel anxious.
A2 She bought a squishy toy for her little brother to play with.
B1 The squishy texture of the cake made it very enjoyable to eat.
B2 The child giggled as they squished the squishy slime between their fingers.
C1 The scientist studied the properties of the squishy material under different conditions.
C2 The artist created a sculpture using a combination of hard and squishy materials.
adjective soft and easily flattened or squeezed
A1 The sponge is squishy.
A2 I like to squeeze squishy stress balls.
B1 The marshmallows were soft and squishy.
B2 The pillow felt squishy as I rested my head on it.
C1 The ripe avocado was perfectly squishy to the touch.
C2 The memory foam mattress was incredibly squishy and comfortable.
formal The scientist described the material as squishy due to its high water content.
informal I love squeezing squishy stress balls to relax.
slang These squishy toys are so fun to play with!
figurative Her heart felt squishy with love for her new puppy.
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