English to Shona Meaning of sro - SRO

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Definitions of sro in English

Adjective(1) easily squashed; resembling a sponge in having soft porous texture and compressibility

Examples of sro in English

(1) Play dough is lovely to squish and squeeze, and fun to model.(2) She finally reached the table, plopping down with a wet squish of clothing.(3) You pick your way across lichen-covered rocks and squish through a little stream crossing the path.(4) Legacy giggled in response before marching deeper into the pond, enjoying the muck and mud squish coolly between her toes.(5) She let it fall to the floor with a squish , and pressed on into the bleak shadows.(6) I crossed the grass, feeling it squish underneath my tennis shoes and walked up to his front door.(7) the squish of wet sand between the toes(8) That is, if it would even snap, and not just squish like an overripe banana.(9) Then he heard the squish of water under his shoes.(10) He hugged it around himself and heard the squish of water in his fur.(11) You can hear the squish of the uniforms as the Marines walk through the jungles.(12) She kicked off her shoes and let the mud squish between her toes.(13) Tsuki fell to the ground in a large squish making Toki laugh.(14) The dagger sliced through the air where Dinael had been standing a moment before, burying itself with a soft squish into Severin's upper arm.(15) Samuel winces slightly, as we hear a squish , then turns away.(16) With a squish , the bar turned to gel and I slid to lie on my knees and chest awkwardly, desperate to turn around (Mother only has the pleasant sight of my backside at the moment.).

(1) fish ::

hove

(2) squirrel ::

mbira

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