Squashes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SQUASHES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SQUASH, to press into a flat mess, also SQUISH, SQUOOSH, SQUUSH
• crush or squeeze (something) with force so that it becomes flat, soft, or out of shape
• squeeze or force into a small or restricted space
• suppress or subdue (a feeling or action)
• firmly reject (an idea or suggestion)
• silence or discomfit (someone), typically by making a humiliating remark
• make one's way into a small or restricted space
NOUN:
• a state of being squeezed or forced into a small or restricted space
• a social gathering or informal meeting
• a sweet concentrated liquid made from or flavoured with fruit juice, which is diluted to make a drink
• a game in which two players use rackets to hit a small, soft rubber ball against the walls of a closed court
• a preparation of softened tissue that has been made thin for microscopic examination by gently compressing or tapping it.
• an edible gourd, the flesh of which may be cooked and eaten as a vegetable.
• the trailing plant of the gourd family which produces the squash.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to press into a pulp or flat mass

Words related to SQUASHES

squash18 squashed21 squashing22

Words that contain SQUASHES

musquashes24

How to use SQUASHES in a sentence

• They raised beans and squashes, pumpkins, tobacco, and maize, or Indian corn, which they ground to meal by rubbing between two stones.
• I love to see the cellar filled With sauce of various kinds, Potatoes, beets and onions too, And squashes from the vines.
• In the toe of the shoe Jack put two large squashes.
• This will be found true of the flowers of the squashes, melons and cucumber.
• They do not produce any fruit, but their pollen is necessary for the little cucumbers, squashes and melons to develop.
• Crook-necked squashes decked the tall chimney-piece amid bunches of herbs and pearly strings of onions.
• Beyond this, and quite close to the house and the out-buildings, was a field planted with corn, between the rows of which were pumpkins and squashes.
• Here we were addressed by the chief in nearly the same terms as before, and entertained with a present of ten bushels of corn, some beans, dried pumpkins, and squashes.
• The Indians brought corn, beans, and squashes, which they very readily gave for getting their axes and kettles mended.
• Every year it was held, and farmers from many miles away brought their largest pumpkins and squashes, and their longest ears of corn, hoping to win prizes with them.
• I thought of it when I went through the Malhominis land and saw all those squashes.
• The people also raise beans, squashes, chile, and tobacco, all on an exceedingly small scale.
• By starting cabbage in hot beds a crop of celery or squashes may follow them the same season.
• It is equally suitable in fitting the soil for the growth of vine crops, such as melons, squashes and pumpkins.
• He lay there flat on his back, unable to get up, surrounded by turnips and squashes and onions and potatoes, etc.
• As we rode up the draw we skirted a big melon patch, and a garden where squashes and yellow cucumbers lay about on the sod.
• We were glad to go in and get warm by his kitchen stove and to see his squashes and Christmas melons, heaped in the storeroom for winter.
• The squashes was musty afore they was brought into the house.
• His father gave him the use of a piece of ground for raising squashes, and the boy was to have the proceeds of the crop with which to line his new purse.
• It was a happy day to Nat when he saw his squashes coming forth to seek the genial light.
• You will raise a lot of squashes on this patch of ground.
• The sequel will show that peddling squashes was the only enterprise which Nat undertook and failed to carry through.
• I could sometimes see an Indian track, and kept a sharp lookout at every turn, for fear of revenge on account of the store of squashes which had been taken.
• The only butte in this direction that carried snow was the one where we captured the Indian and where the squashes were found.
• He had a small vineyard, and raised corn, squashes, melons and all that are necessary for his table, having also a small mill near by for grinding corn and wheat without bolting.
• They told the French of two other kings, Ouade and Couexis, who dwelt towards the South, and were rich beyond belief in maize, beans, and squashes.
• Long trails of pod-laden snap beans tangled around her feet and a couple of round young squashes rolled from their stems at the touch of her fingers.
• Another with a penny bought a squash vine, from which he sold five large squashes for fifty-five cents.
• They took some of the green squashes and put them into their boats.
• Here they stewed some of the squashes, and ate them.
• I offered her some squash seeds, and took her out the back way, through the garden, to show her how the squashes were likely to spread.
• Better for him to amuse himself digging potatoes, or seeing to the squashes, than meddling with the beasts.

Similar words containing SQUASHE without suffix s

squashed21 squasher20 squashers21 musquashes24

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