to press into a flat mass or pulp; crush

She squashed the flower under her heel.

to suppress or put down; quash.

to silence or disconcert (someone), as with a crushing retort or emotional or psychological pressure.

to press forcibly against or cram into a small space; squeeze.

to be pressed into a flat mass or pulp.

(of a soft, heavy body) to fall heavily.

to make a splashing sound; splash.

to be capable of being or likely to be squashed

Tomatoes squash easily.

to squeeze or crowd; crush.

the act or sound of squashing.

the fact of squashing or of being squashed.

something squashed or crushed.

something soft and easily crushed.

Also called squash racquets. a game for two or four persons, similar to racquets but played on a smaller court and with a racket having a round head and a long handle.

Also called squash tennis. a game for two persons, resembling squash racquets except that the ball is larger and livelier and the racket is shaped like a tennis racket.

British . a beverage made from fruit juice and soda water

lemon squash.

verb

fan , open , uncompress

verb

annihilate , bear , bruise , crowd , crush , distort , extinguish , flatten , jam , kill , macerate , mash , pound , press , pulp , push , put down , quash , quell , scrunch , shut down , sit on , smash , squeeze , squish , stamp on , suppress , trample , trituratenotes:quash means to crush or to subdue or to suppress or extinguish summarily and completely , while squash means to compress , or squeeze , mush , choke off , quench , squelch , beat , cram , disconcert , fall , game , stop , undermine , vegetable