Once an enemy has been squished it is rendered harmless for a short period, before turning white and becoming invulnerable.

The meaning of SQUISH is squash. How to use squish in a sentence.

Define squished. squished synonyms, squished pronunciation, squished translation, English dictionary definition of squished. v. squished , squish·ing , squish·es v. tr. To squeeze or crush …

Definition of squish verb from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. [intransitive, transitive] squish (something) if something soft squishes or is squished, it is pushed out of shape when it …

SQUISH definition: to squeeze or squash. See examples of squish used in a sentence.

Past tense of squish; to have crushed or compressed something. The word "squished" is a past tense and past participle form of the verb “squish.” Its origins, usage, connotations, and …

Keep an eye out for late-season generations of scarlet lily beetles and squish them. Blackfly will come — so squish them dead. Do we fork through the soil over the bulbs in spring, looking to …

SQUISH meaning: 1 : to press (something) into a flatter shape squash; 2 : to move into a space that is tight or crowded squash often used as (be) squished

Simple past tense and past participle of squish. The ocean was cold, and wet sand squished between her toes. It isn't all squished into the screen space. Trevor Seeley kindly told me that …

squish /skwɪʃ/ v. to squeeze or squash:[~ + object] The child squished the bug in her hands. (of water, soft mud, etc.) to make a gushing or splashing sound, as when one walks in water, …