Definition Synonyms
Definition of squashy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
soft objectsRare UK soft and easily changes shape when pressedRare UK
- The squashy pillow sank under my head.
2.
wet groundRare UK resembling a bog or marsh underfootRare UK
- The garden became squashy after the rain.
Origin of squashy
English, squash (crush) + -y (adjective suffix)
Examples of squashy in a sentence
Children loved the squashy stress ball. The path was squashy after the heavy downpour. Hiking boots are essential for squashy trails.
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- French:mou, boueux, ...
- German:knautschig, sumpfig, ...
- Italian:morbido, fangoso, ...
- Spanish:blando, fangoso, ...
- Portuguese:fofo, encharcado, ...
- Chinese:软塌塌的, 湿软的, ...
- Japanese:ふかふかの, ぬかるんだ, ...
- Arabic:طَرِي, مُسْتَنْقَعِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מָעִיךְ, בּוֹצִי, ...
- Russian:мягкий, топкий, ...
- Ukrainian:пухкий, трясовинний, ...
- Hindi:नरम और दबने वाला, दलदली, ...
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