smoosh

Many knives will do nothing but smoosh the tomato, while a properly sharp knife will slice through it with ease.

Her small dog has taken to nesting on the top cushions of the sofa and is always leaving an Oliver-sized smoosh in one, a problem less likely to happen with a more sturdy, supportive fill.

When they squish their PB&J or peanut butter crackers together, the peanut butter does not smoosh into a smaller volume.

Don’t smoosh the two titles into a single word.

Because yes, we all need a simple, trustworthy cake that requires only bare-bones ingredients and gear, but especially one like this, with a signature step so joyful Dorie has named it The Smoosh.