squishable

English

Etymology

From squish +‎ -able.

Adjective

squishable (comparative more squishable, superlative most squishable)

1. Able to be squished or compressed
   • 2007 May 15, Henry Fountain, “How a Vast Ice Sheet Put the Squeeze on Earth (and Its Gravity)”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     To use a very unscientific term, the earth is squishable.

   • March 2003, Backpacker - Vol. 31, No. 211

     On group trips, we like to bring a squishable football. It's light (just a few ounces), packable, and universally popular: Who doesn't love a game of two-hand touch in the great outdoors?

Derived terms

• squishably