squish
verbUK /skwɪʃ/
US /skwɪʃ/
To press something soft so it gets flat or changes shape.
She squished the playdough into a flat pancake.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To make a soft, wet sound when you walk in mud or water.
My boots squished through the muddy puddle.
3. A soft, wet, sucking sound.
I heard a squish as I stepped on the wet sponge.
4. To force yourself into a small space.
We all squished into the tiny car.
5. A tight, crowded squeeze of people or things.
It was a real squish on the bus this morning.