squelch

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• General-American, UK: /ˈskwɛlt͡ʃ/
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• rhymes with -ɛltʃ
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• Southern-England: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• CMU ARPABET: S K W EH1 L CH Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Unknown. Perhaps a blend of squash + quell + quench. Compare also English squolsh, English squoosh.

72 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: шляпане (šljapane) — a squelching sound
• Hungarian: cuppogás — a squelching sound
• Hungarian: szortyogás — a squelching sound
• Hungarian: szörcsögés — a squelching sound
• Māori: pakora — a squelching sound
• Māori: pākorakora — a squelching sound
• Russian: хлюпанье (xljupanʹje) — a squelching sound
• Swedish: klafs — a squelching sound
• Bulgarian: потискане (potiskane) — suppression of unwanted hiss
• German: Rauschsperre — suppression of unwanted hiss
• German: Rauschunterdrückung — suppression of unwanted hiss
• Hungarian: csendeshangolás — suppression of unwanted hiss
• Hungarian: zajelnyomás — suppression of unwanted hiss
• Hungarian: zajzár — suppression of unwanted hiss
• Russian: шумоподавление (šumopodavlenije) — suppression of unwanted hiss
• Bulgarian: потушавам (potušavam) — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Bulgarian: потискам (potiskam) — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Czech: učinit přítrž — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Czech: zarazit — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Dutch: smoren — to halt, stop, eliminate
• French: clouer le bec — to halt, stop, eliminate
• French: museler — to halt, stop, eliminate
• French: réduire au silence — to halt, stop, eliminate
• German: unterdrücken — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Hungarian: elnyom — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Hungarian: elfojt — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Hungarian: elhallgattat — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Hungarian: megakadályoz — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Hungarian: letör — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Hungarian: eltapos — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Hungarian: kiirt — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Hungarian: felszámol — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Hungarian: megállít — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Hungarian: eltipor — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Russian: уничтожа́ть (uničtožátʹ) — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Spanish: aplastar — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Swedish: hejda — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Swedish: hindra — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Swedish: stoppa — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Ukrainian: придушити (prydušyty) — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Ukrainian: знищити (znyščyty) — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Ukrainian: розтоптати (roztoptaty) — to halt, stop, eliminate
• Spanish: sintonizar — radio technology: suppress hiss or static
• Ukrainian: придушити (prydušyty) — radio technology: suppress hiss or static
• Ukrainian: заглушити (zahlušyty) — radio technology: suppress hiss or static
• Bulgarian: шляпам (šljapam) — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Czech: čvachtat — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• French: faire floc floc — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• French: faire flip-flap — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Galician: choupar — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Galician: batuxar — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Galician: escaldrufar — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• German: matschen — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Hungarian: cuppog — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Hungarian: szortyog — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Hungarian: tocsog — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Hungarian: szörcsög — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Russian: хлюпать (xljupatʹ) — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Serbo-Croatian: šljapkati — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Spanish: chapotear — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Swedish: klafsa — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Ukrainian: хлюпати (xljupaty) — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Ukrainian: чалапати (čalapaty) — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Ukrainian: шльопати (šlʹopaty) — to make a sucking, splashing noise
• Czech: čvachtat se — to walk or step through a substance such as a mud
• Czech: rochnit se — to walk or step through a substance such as a mud
• Dutch: ploeteren — to walk or step through a substance such as a mud
• Hungarian: caplat — to walk or step through a substance such as a mud
• Hungarian: slattyog — to walk or step through a substance such as a mud
• Swedish: klafsa — to walk or step through a substance such as a mud
• Ukrainian: чалапати (čalapaty) — to walk or step through a substance such as a mud
• Ukrainian: брьохати (brʹoxaty) — to walk or step through a substance such as a mud