the polar opposite of the misguided term Crunchie used by Daniel Lyons of Forbes in his particulare derison ofr GNU/Linux users.
Squishie - a PHB with no understanding of technology and a lot fo arrogance and eagerness to prove themself a total and complete ass. Usually combined with statements like "To the Moon!" and "There is no free lunch."
Squishie - a PHB with no understanding of technology and a lot fo arrogance and eagerness to prove themself a total and complete ass. Usually combined with statements like "To the Moon!" and "There is no free lunch."
That squishie just said that he can't allow anyone to use Linux. I suppose we will just have to tell him that he is running Linux on his servers one day.
by freecode February 04, 2004
by Twat McGiggles October 26, 2009
In a video game - a character or enemy that has low defense and is likely an easy kill for enemies. Note that the term refers to character's own defenses, not controlling player being bad at surviving on it.
In online gaming the term is usually used when someone who should've picked a character with solid defenses (like a "tank") picked a "squish" character instead.
In online gaming the term is usually used when someone who should've picked a character with solid defenses (like a "tank") picked a "squish" character instead.
by Zefirez January 16, 2020
Easily killed in an online video game. Applies mainly to certain classes or loadouts that trade durability for power or mobility.
by dontkillalljewspls July 17, 2016
by 1337 Pwnz0r August 11, 2005
A word with a meaning very similar to "cute". When you see something really cute, such as a baby, you may want to smoosh, squeeze, rip it's head off, eat it ("you're so cute i could eat you up!"), or squish it, hence, squishy. Can also be used as a verb (to squish). Often accompanied by a spaz: a;sdlkfja;sldkfj;asdlkfja;sdlkf
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OMG ur so fucking squishy i'm gonna rip ur head off
AHHH SQUISHY S:DFKLJS:LDKFJ:SLDKF
...LETS SQUISH
AHHH SQUISHY S:DFKLJS:LDKFJ:SLDKF
...LETS SQUISH
by zara binds piss March 03, 2006