squishy in German
squishy in German is matschig, nachgebend, pratschig — squishy means soft and giving easily when pressed.
squishy in German
matschig
nachgebend
pratschig
schwabbelig
watschig
weichlich
What does "squishy" mean?
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adj Soft and giving easily when pressed.
"The stress ball felt squishy in her hand."
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adj Vague or lacking firm definition; also, politically moderate.
"The proposal was criticised for its squishy wording."
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noun A soft, squeezable toy, often used as a stress reliever.
"Her desk was covered in tiny foam squishies."
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squishy in a sentence
- The stress ball felt squishy in her hand.
- The ground was squishy after days of rain.
- The proposal was criticised for its squishy wording.
- Her desk was covered in tiny foam squishies.
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What is "squishy" in German?
"squishy" in German is matschig, nachgebend, pratschig. squishy means: Soft and giving easily when pressed.
How do you use "squishy" in a sentence?
Example: "The stress ball felt squishy in her hand." In German, "squishy" is matschig, nachgebend, pratschig.
Are there other ways to say "squishy" in German?
Yes — German has 6 translations listed for "squishy": matschig, nachgebend, pratschig, schwabbelig, watschig, weichlich.
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