squashed

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Word Origin & History

"to crush," 1560s, from Old French esquasser "to crush," from Vulgar Latin *exquassare, from Latin ex- "out" (see ex-) + quassare "to shatter" (see quash "to crush"). Related: Squashed; squashing. The racket game is first recorded by that name in 1886, originally it was the name of the soft rubber ball used in it.

Example Sentences for squashed

It will be easier, however, when I know you have squashed all about Pam.

An' squashed 'em flat—an' picked them up—an' packed 'em in my trunk!

A few more inches to the left, and he would have fallen on and squashed it flat.

He was squashed back into his couch under four gees' acceleration.

I am not going to elbow myself about and be squashed flat for their pleasure.

He was in here a moment ago to ask if your nose was squashed.

As classes—you've stepped now and then on things that squirmed or squashed.

What did they have to say about that not-catassin you squashed?

They'll be squashed when you get 'em, but they'll smell still.

That brute of a fellow has been and squashed all the flowers!

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