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[ UK /skwˈɒʃi/ ]
[ US /ˈskwɑʃi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. like a pulp or overripe; not having stiffness
  2. (of soil) soft and watery
    swampy bayous
    a marshy coastline
    quaggy terrain
    muddy barnyard
    the ground was boggy under foot
    miry roads
    the sloughy edge of the pond
    wet mucky lowland
  3. easily squashed; resembling a sponge in having soft porous texture and compressibility
    spongy bread

How To Use squashy In A Sentence

  • Comfort is the key word in this calm and relaxed bar - from lounge-type music to nice squashy seating - and a fine drinks menu will start to lubricate the proceedings nicely.
  • I sat down in the living room on the big, squashy leather couch our landlady provided.
  • In Series Two and Five, they were squashy and smelled of fish, which made sense since both those Anywheres had so much water in them. THE LIVES OF CHRISTOPHER CHANT
  • They become deliciously sweet and squashy and make a perfect filling for a pie.
  • The rooms are furnished in period style with squashy sofas and chairs in intimate groupings complete with photographs and hunting trophies from bygone eras and current family snaps.
  • There are rainproof bags for stormy days, sturdy totes for the beach, delicate fabrics for evening, and squashy shoulder bags for casual wear.
  • And like most other bibliophiles, my secret ambition is to earn a living from running the Perfect Bookshop - with squashy leather couches, warm wooden shelves, home-made cakes and, in my case, luxury yarns in the corner.
  • What evidence is there for the supposedly health-giving properties of these soil-encrusted tubers and these repulsive, squashy sacks of sticky juice and seed?
  • The rooms are furnished in period style with squashy sofas and chairs in intimate groupings complete with photographs and hunting trophies from bygone eras and current family snaps.
  • She searched for a handbag that would conceal the gun and finally chose a squashy scarlet velvet pouch big enough to shroud it. MISS MELVILLE REGRETS
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