Meaning & use
squidgy
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Soft, moist, and slightly yielding to the touch; squishy.
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The bread had gone squidgy after sitting in the damp bag.
She sank her fingers into the squidgy clay.
A note on using this word
Squidgy is chiefly British informal usage, often applied to food, mud, or other soft, malleable substances.
Words with a similar meaning
squishyspongy
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Words with an opposite meaning
firmhard
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