Squish

The act of squeezing somebody after hot sex and only if it is hot sex.

"Last night I got a good squish"

"Make sure you give her a squish after you give her some hot sex"

by Alibear January 29, 2009

Squish

1. To grab someones boobs and squish them together (also called cleavage)

2. To grab someones boobs and squish them in someones face, or your own

3. There is also a man squish...just...think about it...

*grabs best friends boobs* SQUISH! *runs off* HA HA HA

*grabs own boobs and looks* sweet...

*man squishes boyfriend* HA...o.o;;

by Cazzie September 5, 2005

Squish

Synonymous to cool. Often used to mean above and beyond. Derived of the phrase "tight" used often in northern/bay area California. Often precedes "hella" (though in most northern regions on California)

"That hat is squish"

by jbuckwheat November 13, 2007

Squish

A homosexual person. Usually used when refering to males.

"That sparkly shirt makes you look like a squish."

by Buttseks April 23, 2004

Squish

Fruit cordial or 'squash'

I'm rather thirsty, may I have a glass of squish?

by anodenzyme August 19, 2006

squish

A squish is a platonic crush, one where you like someone and want to be close to them, but not in a romantic way.

I developed a squish on my best friend in high school.

by GeorgeWGeezil January 23, 2010

squish

1. In the asexual community, the equivalent of a "crush", but explicitly lacking an interest in forming a romantic couple or having a sexual relationship with the person in question. It does not matter if they are "in a relationship", as long as you two can have a deep connection. A squish is an intense feeling of attraction, liking, appreciation, admiration for a person you urgently want to get to know better and become close with. It is different from "just wanting to be friends" in that there is an intensity about it and a disproportionate sense of elation when they like and appreciate you back.

2. Such a person can be referred to as your "squish".

3. It can be used as a verb, "to squish on someone".

A: So are you... dating right now?
B: No, I'm not looking.
A: (thinks: oh good, that means she will date me)
B: No I really want you to hear what I'm saying: I'm not looking to be in a relationship. But I have two squishes right now.
A: You what?
B: Squishes. They're people I just really love and want to be close to and intimate with - but not in a sexual way. I just feel very connected with them and attracted to them and I want to be important in their lives. But I don't want to be in a romantic relationship with them.
A: Huh? You're weird.

by A-Trix July 12, 2009