squishy
squishy
adj \ˈskwi-shē\squish·i·ersquish·i·est
Definition of SQUISHY
1
: being soft, yielding, and usually damp
— squish·i·ness noun
Examples of SQUISHY
- The ground was wet and squishy.
- <those are awfully squishy estimates for the final cost of a new football stadium>
First Known Use of SQUISHY
circa 1847
Related to SQUISHY
Related Words: doughy, fleshy; droopy, flaccid, floppy, lank, limp, slack, yielding; bendable, compressible, crushable, elastic, flexible, kneadable, malleable, pliable, pliant, resilient, supple, willowy, workable; airy, light
Near Antonyms: inelastic, inflexible, rigid, stiff, tense, unbending, unyielding; resistant, sound, strong, sturdy, tough; case-hardened, crush-proof, hardened, indurated, stiffened, tempered; compacted, compressed, condensed; adamantine, rock, rocklike; sturdy, substantial
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