squelching Synonyms
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- vanquishing
- wasting
- strangling
- decimating
- devastating
- quenching
- clamping-down-on-
- subjugating
- conquering
- annihilating
- slapping-down
- nuking
- snuffing-out-
- dousing
- wrecking
- smothering
- putting-down
- obliterating
- demolishing
- smashing
- throttling
- wiping-out
- ruining
- dowsing
- overpowering
- overwhelming
- dominating
- exterminating
- putting-out
- cracking-down-on-
squelching Meaning
squelching
the act of suppressing, to emit a sucking sound, to splash through water, slush, or mire, silence, to fall or stamp on so as to crush, to completely suppress, a sound of or as if of semiliquid matter under suction, to emit or move with a sucking sound, a retort that silences an opponent, a remark that silences an opponent, to put an end to by force, to make or cause to make a sucking sound, a sound of or as if of a squishy substance under suction
squelching Sentence Examples
- The boots squelched through the thick mud, leaving a trail of water in their wake.
- The sound of squelching footsteps echoed through the swampy forest.
- The child's hands squelched in the sticky clay as he made a model dinosaur.
- The dog's paws squelched on the wet grass after a heavy rainstorm.
- The soggy bread squelched between my fingers as I tried to eat it.
- The wet leaves squelched and crackled under my feet as I walked through the autumn forest.
- The tires of the car squelched through the deep snow, leaving deep ruts behind.
- The squelching sound of the wet sponge against the dirty dishes grated on her nerves.
- The tennis balls squelched as they bounced on the soggy court.
- The squelching sounds of the squeaky toy drove the cat crazy.
FAQs About the word squelching
the act of suppressing, to emit a sucking sound, to splash through water, slush, or mire, silence, to fall or stamp on so as to crush, to completely suppress, a
subduing,suppressing, quelling, repressing, sitting on, quashing, crushing,silencing, overcoming, squashing
supporting, backing, abetting, aiding, stirring, assisting, helping, promoting, cultivating, whipping (up)
The boots squelched through the thick mud, leaving a trail of water in their wake.
The sound of squelching footsteps echoed through the swampy forest.
The child's hands squelched in the sticky clay as he made a model dinosaur.
The dog's paws squelched on the wet grass after a heavy rainstorm.
