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smooshie
A word used most commonly for a smoothie which has a large amount of ice cream added to increase thickness levels. The word, when written or typed, is usually in upper case, and may sometimes include an exclamation mark to signify the complexity and greatness of a 'smooshie'.
The words less common uses include:
>A piece of sushi
>A slushie (or slush puppy)
The words less common uses include:
>A piece of sushi
>A slushie (or slush puppy)
smooshie by steinburger January 13, 2011
Related Words
Smooshie Face
The name for the most smooshie of all smooshes. The face must smoosh so smooth and be so cuddly. You must grab the smoosh and smoosh some more.
Me: Hello Smooshie Face
Him: hi munchin lovers.
Me: can i smoosh you please?
Him: ohhhh.....
Me: :-)
Him: hi munchin lovers.
Me: can i smoosh you please?
Him: ohhhh.....
Me: :-)
Smooshie Face by smooshiepumpkin June 18, 2010
Smushie
He/She is such a smushie!
Smooshie
A combination between the words "squishy" and "smoosh". Used in context, both "smoosh" and "squishy" can be replaced by "smooshie" to make more concise sentences. Instead of saying "I smooshed you with my squishy boobs," you could say "I smooshied you."
sense = made.
sense = made.
I smooshied you and you liked it.
Smooshie by Grammar Cracker May 14, 2011
ass smouchie
ass smouchie by scruffy mc brown brown July 28, 2009
Smushie
Smushie by AndyIsAWeenie123 January 3, 2009
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