SMUSH
Etymology
Noun
smush (plural smushes)
A beaten or pulverized mass.
An act of crushing or squeezing.
Verb
smush (third-person singular simple present smushes, present participle smushing, simple past and past participle smushed)
(transitive) to mash; or push; especially to push down or in; compress
(slang, New York, US) To engage in intimate contact, especially sexual relations.
Synonyms
• (compress): press, squash, squeeze; see also compress
• (engage in intimate contact): go to bed with, sleep with, smash; see also copulate with
Anagrams
• Shums
Source: Wiktionary
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