squelched

v.

发吧唧声，发扑哧声( squelch的过去式和过去分词 )；制止；压制；遏制

1. She squelched along the muddy path.
   她沿着泥泞小径格吱格吱地走。
2. The two boxers glowered each other to squelch the other.
   两位拳击手凶狠地互相瞪着眼,想以此镇住对方。

1. He pulled his foot out of the mud with a squelch.
   他扑哧一声从烂泥里拔出脚来。

Correctly squelched
GHS bonfire could be squelched
Dynamics of a signal-squelched oscillating limiter
STRATEGIC CORN RESERVE FLOATED, SQUELCHED
GOP stranglehold hasn't squelched legislative debate
Method for routing packets by squelched flooding
The instantaneous frequency of a sinewave squelched bandlimited signal.
Union Blues at Wal-Mart : ATTEMPTS TO ORGANIZE ARE SQUELCHED BY A FLYING COLUMN OF UNIONBUSTERS
How Reggae Defeated Mambo: When Communism Squelched Popular Music in Cuba, Jamaica Took over as Cultural Capital of the Caribbean
SOUNDS AND SILENCES, OR THE AUTHOR'S VOICE AND VOICES SQUELCHED: A COMMENTARY ON WILLIAM CRONON'S NATURE'S METROPOLIS