"Squishier" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Having a softer and more gelatinous texture, often to the point of being very fragile or delicate.
For example: "The squishier mascot in the children's party favored a soup as his song."
(verb) <br>1. to emit or cause to emit a sudden jet or stream of liquid or gas, typically in a small amount.<br>Example: "She squirt water from her fingers into her mouth."<br><br>(noun) <br>1. a small amount of liquid or gas that is suddenly emitted from a narrow opening.<br>Example: "He gave her a big squirt of ketchup."<br><br>(informal) <br>1. to move quickly forward, often with a sudden motion.<br>Example: "She squirted across the street to catch the bus."
A person who squirter is someone who urinates on someone or something, often in a playful or joking manner.
To shoot or emit a jet of liquid suddenly and with force.<br><br>Example: The sprinkler squirts water everywhere when turned on.<br><br>To play with or use a place or thing hastily and carelessly, or in a wild or uncontrolled way.<br><br>Example: The children love to squirt water at each other with their water guns in the park.
A relatively rare or obscure word!<br><br>A squitter is a verb that means:<br><br>To make a shrill, nasal sound, especially that of a crow or other bird.
To chatter or chatter excitedly, often in a high-pitched voice: "Children squeetering with excitement before the fireworks display." A onomatopoeic word that imitates the short, high noises made by some birds, often in sudden fluttering flight, usually when loud noises alarm them.
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