He could hear the wet squishing of the white-haired thing coming up.

But then he heard a welcome squishing, oozing sound.

It is the compact squishing of all the ingredients that makes them somehow blend together as they cook.

There was a squishing, sliding sound: how many tons of glass were rocking on their foundations now?

And their squishing, squeezing type of locomotion has never before been seen in vertebrate animals.

The horses' hooves made a soft squishing as rotten-ripe things broke open under them.

It came off rather worse, despite me getting a 360 spin that crumpled my bumper, and his whole front quarter got a good squishing.

Moments later, she heard a squishing, sucking noise that told her the zombies had emerged from the stream.

On the other side of the wall John could hear the squishing, thwacking, squeaking of the game that was ending.

It would crack flush onto the mouth with a squishing of lips and a smashing of teeth.

My pants leg was soaked and I could feel the squishing in my shoe, although a part of it was rain water.

The squishing, stretching and folding of the horseshoe map are typical of chaotic systems, but not necessary or even sufficient.

The spray of cold water, splashing across the decks of U-21, made a sound similar to the squishing of soggy shoes.

No Squishing Allowed Tomorrow Old Westbury Gardens will take children on a safari.

But as the day wore on, the rain became heavier, and soon feet and hooves and wheels were squishing into and dragging out of deep mud.

Several more honks sounded in a ragged chorus, followed by unmistakable human voices shouting in wordless anger and the soft squishing of hooves in mud.

He then offered the dipper to Allen O'Brien, who imitated the squishing and spitting, thinking it must be a custom of the new country he found himself in.

She watched as Father Squid waddled off, making faint squishing sounds on the flagstone flooring as he went with ponderous dignity to the rear of the church.

Once the Khieevi swarm was all focused on the vine world, the Condor could creep back into position for a ringside seat to the "the squishing," as Becker colorfully referred to it.

It was easily six feet to the floor and Janvert landed with a slippery squishing that sent him lurching into a female who had come up to the conveyor outlet with an empty bin on wheels.

"I like mixing all things together," says Mr. Henson, as if all the assembled flesh and blood, ingeniously hinged creatures and colorful electronic stuff were troughs of finger-paints for squishing and smiling over.

I immediately leaped up, wiped all signs of the squishing from the deck, bounded into the fighting chair, strapped on the fighting harness, and waited for Igor to hand me the rod with my marlin on it.

He started to squish up way before I got there.

He put both hands to his face, squishing it together.

All she had to do was keep from getting squished under a rock before then.

I pulled and they squished up against each other like nothing else I'd seen.

So they followed it around and down, squishing all the way.

I'd rather pay a bit more than be squished in my seat for over 20 hours.

Not a pretty sight, with her face squishing up and getting red from the effort.

I could hear running water everywhere, and to take a step was to squish.

But then he got squished a couple weeks later on the interstate.

Anything, even getting squished by a giant, would be better than this.

Then he kept coming into the bed and squishing me."

In a moment he, too, would be squished so flat that nothing showed.

Ask your teacher if he or she knows how to squish a pop can with air pressure.

Squishing into a coach seat for a long international flight is not.

He would have been squished flat, if she had not warned him.

I'd squished at least three more grapes in my mouth, and felt fine.

When I pulled out my camera, they squished together and posed.

There were too many bands to count, all squished together.

He could feel his feet squishing the mud in the darkness.

Two, she was being squished flat by something very large, warm and heavy.

"It's the middle class that's getting squished the most," she said.

His boot squished down on one and he almost slipped.

His hand squished ever so slightly, and it took a lot not to jerk back.

Is this a beneficial insect or one I should squish?

The cold mud squishing through his toes felt good, at least.