"Squelchy" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Squelchy" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Squelchy" Meaning

"Squelchy" is an adjective that describes a sound or consistency that is wet and soggy, often in a gloopy or sloppy way. It can be used to describe things like mud, a puddle, or even a texture in food that is unpleasantly soft and wet.

For example, "After the heavy rain, the garden path was squelchy underfoot."

"Squelchy" Examples

Squelchy


Adjective

Coated or characterized by a wet mist or foam, as if issuing from a water-soaked sponge.

1. The squelchy mud underfoot made it difficult to walk through the field after the rain.
2. The tree's leaves were squelchy and soggy from the overnight downpour.
3. After the swim, he wrapped himself in a warm towel to dry off the squelchy water from his hair.

"Squelchy" Similar Words

Squeezy

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"Quirky" or "uncomfortable" or "cramped" or "not easy" : Squeezy can refer to something that is tight or compact in a way that might be uncomfortable or difficult, such as "I felt a bit squeezy in the back of the car."

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Squelched

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(Killed or suppressed a noise or effort)

Squelcher

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Squelches

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Squelchiest

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Squelching

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The verb "squelching" means to suppress or crush with an oppressive force, to suffice or fill someone's needs, or to put out (a fire) quickly.

Squeteague

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A squeteague is a type of fish, specifically a species of striped bass (Morone linedata) that is found in the Atlantic coast waters of North America.

Squib

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Squid

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A cephalopod marine animal that has a long, slender body, typically blue or reddish in color, with eight arms and a pair of tentacles. It lives in the ocean and has a unique ability to change the color and texture of its skin to blend in with its surroundings.

Squidge

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Squidged

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The word "squidged" is a verb that means to squeeze or press something firmly into a shape, often forcefully or vigorously. It can also mean to flatten or compress something, making it thinner or more compact. <br><br>Example: She squidged the cookie into a small bag to carry it to school.

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