Dead and Squishy

Dead

Dead adjective - No longer living.

Squishy is an antonym for dead.

Nearby Word: deadly

Squishy

Squishy adjective - Not precisely correct.
Usage example: those are awfully squishy estimates for the final cost of a new football stadium

Dead is an antonym for squishy.

Both words in one sentence

  • Fortunately, there was enough squishy gray protoplasm left of Spoony to bring him Back from the Dead.
  • Barrier-Busting Blow Dead Snow has an unusually squishy version of this, where the zombies burst through the protagonist's barriers, grab the resident nerd and crush his skull.
  • Literature / Old Kingdom Zombie Apocalypse: Dead Hands, which are corpses reanimated and somehow deformed by Free Magic, are mindless, squishy, and very persistent.
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