squashed
Speech parts
1. squashed - Adjective
2. squashed - Verb
Meaning
of Squash
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the squashed looking nakedness of the fledgling birds
According to a report commissioned by the Colorado Department of Revenue,the legal market had effectively squashed the black market in Colorado.
;colon used before a description :Jane is so desperate that she'll date anyone, even Tom: he's uglier than a squashed toad on the highway, and that's on his good days.
Denying the CPP's request, Justice Jamesetta Wolokollie, who read the court's opinion said: "The alternative Writ of mandamus is squashed and the preemptory Writ is denied."
Hawthorne is squashed by your pod, though, so your first task is to reach his spaceship and get it going – which kicks off a hilarious narrative romp that, among other aspects, takes the mickey out of corporate excess.
Fulk's behavior was in keeping with his ruling philosophy, as in Anjou Fulk had squashed any attempts by local towns to administer themselves and strong-armed his vassals into submission.