smoosh

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smoosh

 (smo͝osh)
tr.v. smooshed, smoosh·ing, smoosh·es Informal
To squash or mash: "Some particularly unhappy homeowners have tried to scrape the ladybugs off their walls, or worse, smooshed them" (Sy Montgomery).
[Imitative.]
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smoosh

(smuːʃ)
vb (intr)
to paint softly in order to give a light or soft finish
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