squelch
verb (squelch, squelches, squelched, squelching); noun (a squelch)
Everyday
- To squelch is to walk through soft, wet mud so that it makes a loud sucking sound. tree →
- A squelch is that sound. tree →
In the lessons
in the tales a traveller or animal wades through mud, and the squelching sound shows how deep and wet the ground is
Examples
- My boots squelched in the mud after the rain. tree →
- The cow squelched across the field. tree →
- We heard a loud squelch as Dad stepped in the puddle. tree →
- The muddy path squelched under our feet. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
On Mova
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