squelchy

While taking off his squelchy shoes he turned and looked up at me.

And the ground still looks pretty squelchy to me."

Go on, Merlin; show me how to turn him into something squelchy."

Instead they form squelchy peat, which gradually builds up on the surface.

But no to the little squelchy things with pips and tough skins...

He looked back over his shoulder, dabbling at his Squelchy sleeve.

They struck the scientist's belly with three squelchy thunks.

He's out there on his own, and that's,out there, in another squelchy world.

The ground had been soggy for the last three hours or so, squelchy, almost swamplike.

The ground here was wet and squelchy.

The drain cover came up with a squelchy sucking and water ran more freely into the widening gap.

If you don't, be prepared for a black, squelchy, energy-sapping struggle, especially in wet conditions.

I tried to make sense of the squelchy radio traffic, but didn't have a clue what I was listening to.

They rowed to the bank and heaved the squelchy bundle on to the towpath.

Poirot would rather have a cream cake, and helped himself to a particularly sweet and squelchy one.

However I feel it would be unwise to describe boys as "little squelchy things with tough skins" !

There was a small squelchy noise.

Logan walked on his own through the fog, following the squelchy path, checking up on the search teams.

Again, the bones had splintered, and this time her finger touched something squelchy and matted with hair.

There was a vulgar squelchy noise and the mud breathed a triumphant sigh of sulphur.

The squelchy feel of the turf and the scattered tufts of bog grass told the whole story.

It always came down pointing the same way and the wizard would sigh, pick it up, and continue his squelchy progress.

Instead, a constant mist of tiny droplets drizzled to the squelchy ground as the water filtered through the overhead cover.

He drove at breakneck speed over the cobblestones of suburban London, and over the squelchy road by the river.

Solid earth or squelchy mud?