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| etymological origin of | eng: squelchy |
| has derived form | eng: squelched |
| has derived form | eng: squelches |
| has derived form | eng: squelching |
| has derived form | eng: squelchy |
| lexical category | noun |
| lexical category | verb |
| pronunciation | /ˈskwɛltʃ/ |
| semantically related | eng: crush |
| semantically related | eng: debar |
| semantically related | eng: deodorant |
| semantically related | eng: devastate |
| semantically related | eng: do away with |
| semantically related | eng: eliminate |
| semantically related | eng: eradicate |
| semantically related | eng: expel |
| semantically related | eng: extinguishment |
| semantically related | eng: obliterate |
| semantically related | eng: overpower |
| semantically related | eng: quell |
| semantically related | eng: rarefy |
| semantically related | eng: rogue |
| semantically related | eng: ship out |
| semantically related | eng: stoned |
| semantically related | eng: w:Mabel Collins |
| semantically related | eng: w:Victor Appleton |
| semantically related | eng: wipe out |
| synonym | eng: quash |
| translation | eng: eliminate |
| translation | eng: stamp out |
| translation | rus: хлюпанье |
| translation | spa: chapotear |
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