squishy

• “The bathroom design insured that that if a shower was taken before bed, the entire floor would remain squishy for hours.”

  Restaurant in Morelia, Gringo Grub

• “Others are what Margaret Thatcher might have called squishy, and proud to be so.”

  Charlie Gillis

• “In fact, a good half of this record can be classified as squishy and gelatinous, lacking the attention to detail and melodic flair that characterised the best compositions on "Writer" and”

  Epinions Recent Content for Home

• “Antitrust standards are notoriously "squishy," and Varney's assertion that a New Deal-like relaxation of enforcement is a clear and present danger (hyperbole on my part) may be more populist than practical.”

  Discourse.net: Why Aren't Hardware Limits on Netbooks an Anti-Trust Violation?

• “A decision to stay with an employer is based on intangible items, "squishy" things such as the relationship with the boss and co-workers and the organization's culture and values.”

  The Washington Post: How to keep talent? Money alone won't guarantee job satisfaction.

• “Voters want another Marco Rubio-conservative person, an unquestioned conservative in the ranks," Haridopolos said, adding that the state Senate's "always been this kind of squishy place, and now it's unquestionably conservative.”

  The Washington Post: The Fix: The 2012 Presidential Line!

• “Although it is only one film -- but Seth Rogen in "Knocked Up" is the "squishy" romantic lead.”

  Zaftig vs. Hollywood Thin

• “I keep wondering if that transparent dome is 'squishy' or what!”

  Transparent Fish Head

• “Some outside analysts described the Treasury estimates as "squishy" and suggested the numbers could be overly optimistic.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Treasury Has $134.5 Billion Left in TARP

• “By morning it was a giant 4 foot flooded area that made a "squishy" noise when we stepped on it.”

  Michelle Renee: Hotel Room Hell: Sense of Humor Required!

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