squelch

He heard the car squelch to a stop behind him.

Not in time though, to squelch what was to happen.

He could not seem to squelch this line of discussion.

If you want to squelch my free speech, go ahead and try it.

Someone with a great deal of influence was trying to squelch the investigation.

And once there, we move to squelch any form of resistance.

If protest is squelched, at least the world will know about it.

He added, "This work might have been squelched at another place."

So maybe they can squelch that fog and get across.

No one has the right to squelch the wishes of someone who is saying "enough."

Other forms of opposition were being squelched, the group said.

Her heart took a little leap, but she quickly squelched it.

He squelched up onto the north bank of the stream.

On the one hand, raising interest rates too much could squelch economic growth.

With conversation nearly squelched, people watching is the hot activity.

In the East, such opposition was either squelched or ignored.

If you were back, that rumor would be squelched once and for all.

I left my car and squelched through the blackness to the door of the house.

"How can I, when you squelched a picture that lost me millions?"

There is the regime, and the rest are always bought out or squelched.

But the instant fire was enough to squelch any further argument from her.

There was no standing water, but his boots squelched with each step.

Part of her wondered how it would feel to take on two men at once, but she quickly squelched that thought.

And before she could say anything else he nodded once, trying hard to squelch his anger.

A level look and a firm voice failed to squelch argument, now.