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squelched

UK/ˈskwɛlt͡ʃt/

squelched adjective: having been squelched. Also the simple past and past participle of squelch.

Adjective

squelched (comparative more squelched, superlative most squelched)

  1. Having been squelched.

Also used as

squelched is also the simple past and past participle of squelch.

Antonyms of squelched

Forms of squelched

comparativemore squelched
superlativemost squelched

Questions about squelched

What does squelched mean?
Squelched means having been squelched.
What part of speech is squelched?
Squelched is an adjective.
How do you pronounce squelched?
Squelched is pronounced /ˈskwɛlt͡ʃt/ (UK).

Words near squelched in the dictionary

  1. squegging
  2. squegs
  3. squelch
  4. squelch circuit
  5. squelch tail
  6. squelched
  7. squelcher
  8. squelchers
  9. squelches
  10. squelchier
  11. squelchiest

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