Definitions

1. verb

to extinguish or put out a flame, or to suppress or stop something

“She tried to squench the fire with water before it spread.”

2. verb

to extinguish or put out a thirst, or to relieve or satisfy a need

“A cold glass of water can help to squench your thirst after a long hike.”

3. noun

a sudden burst of water, such as from a fountain

“The tourists watched in awe as the beautiful squench shot high into the air.”

4. verb

to suppress or put down a rebellion or uprising

“The government tried to squench the rebellion with force, but it only fueled the resistance.”