Smoosh
verb
To squash or compress something by applying pressure.
He smooshed the bread into a flat shape.

Usage tips
Informal
smoosh together,smoosh it in,smoosh down
verb
To cuddle or hold someone tightly in affection.
She smooshed her puppy in her arms.

Usage tips
Informal
smoosh with love,smoosh someone,smoosh affectionately
verb
To squash or compress something by applying pressure.
He smooshed the bread into a flat shape.

Usage tips
Informal
smoosh together,smoosh it in,smoosh down
verb
To cuddle or hold someone tightly in affection.
She smooshed her puppy in her arms.

Usage tips
Informal
smoosh with love,smoosh someone,smoosh affectionately
Definition 1 of 2

Visualize
Imagine what it's like to squish something.
Think of what happens when you step on a soft object.
Playful Tone
Use 'smoosh' in a fun context to sound light-hearted.
When talking about pets or kids, say they 'smoosh' when they hug.
Culinary Context
In food preparation, use 'smoosh' to describe mashing.
'Smoosh' the avocados for guacamole.
Visualize
Imagine what it's like to squish something.
Think of what happens when you step on a soft object.
Playful Tone
Use 'smoosh' in a fun context to sound light-hearted.
When talking about pets or kids, say they 'smoosh' when they hug.
Culinary Context
In food preparation, use 'smoosh' to describe mashing.
'Smoosh' the avocados for guacamole.
Visualize
Imagine what it's like to squish something.
Think of what happens when you step on a soft object.
Playful Tone
Use 'smoosh' in a fun context to sound light-hearted.
When talking about pets or kids, say they 'smoosh' when they hug.
Culinary Context
In food preparation, use 'smoosh' to describe mashing.
'Smoosh' the avocados for guacamole.
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