squelch
squelch
verb
To make a soft, sucking sound when moving through mud or wetness.
"His wellies squelched through the puddles."
verb
To forcefully suppress or put an end to something, often a rumour or protest.
"The government tried to squelch the dissent."
noun
A soft, sucking sound made by walking in mud or wet shoes.
"We heard the squelch of his wellies."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: splash, squish, slosh, slop, splosh, mash, squeeze, squash, crush, squelcher, squelch circuit, takedown