smush

verb
UK /smʌʃ/
US /smʌʃ/

To press something so hard that it gets flat or squished.

She smushed the bug with her shoe.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To mix or blend things together into a soft lump.

He smushed the bananas into the batter.

3. To squeeze or hug someone very tightly.

The kids smushed together on the tiny couch.

4. A soft, mashed-up mess.

The cake turned into a smush after the fall.