Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
slish
verb
/slɪʃ/
Definition
A sound made by something wet catching against a surface or by someone walking through water.
Examples
- As I walked along the shore, I could hear the slish of the waves against the rocks.
- The children were slishing through the puddles after the rain.
Meaning
Slish refers to the noise produced when something moist or watery is disturbed, creating a soft, squelching sound.
Synonyms
- Squish
- Slosh
- Squelch
