English
Etymology
From squash
Pronunciation
IPA|/�skwɪ�i/
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-ɪ�i|-ɪ�i
Adjective
squishy (comparative squishier, superlative squishiest)
- Of an object or substance, yielding easily to pressure; very soft.
- figuratively Of a person, yielding easily in policy.
- figuratively Of a person, overflowing with emotions or tears.
- figuratively Of a person, a term of endearment
- unobjective,vague
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Humanistic psychology is notoriously squishy.
Usage notes
Squishy is often used of a wet or object or substance that may emit some of the liquid it contains when pressed. Hence a sponge or mud may be described as squishy. The object or substance need not be wet but must yield easily to pressure; hence foam rubber or fat on a person's body may also be described as squishy.
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