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  • adjective Capable of being squashed.

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squash +‎ -able

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Examples

  • Wine bottles at the bottom and squashable fruit at the top.

    A Meme of Fives... 2006

  • On the other hand, China would want to keep North Korea easily squashable, it seems to me, and if Kim gets a nuke as I'm not at all convinced he has it would be a lot harder.

    North Korea's nuclear explosion in doubt Janet Ursel 2006

  • Wine bottles at the bottom and squashable fruit at the top.

    Archive 2006-07-01 2006

  • Three examples are a squashable mobile phone, a cloth computer keyboard and a car seat with built-in sensing.

    Cloth Keyboards for PDAs | Impact Lab 2002

  • They were laid neatly in the bottom of my suitcase, forming a foundation for the more squashable items above.

    Dragonfly in Amber Gabaldon, Diana 1992

  • A highchair that's portable, washable and squashable, yes please!

    Outblush 2010

  • A highchair that's portable, washable and squashable, yes please!

    Outblush 2010

  • Inside, my supermarket would not have all the squashable items such as fruit, vegetables and bread in the first couple of aisles.

    Evening Mail news round-up 2010

  • A highchair that's portable, washable and squashable, yes please!

    Outblush 2010

  • Combat is fast, frequent and gory, while the arsenal of ten weapons covers all the expected bases and still finds room for such fun additions as the Shrink Ray, which reduces your foes to squashable size, and the Freeze Gun, which lets you shatter their icy carcasses with a well-placed kick.

    Eurogamer 2008

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