Definitions of squeeze
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To
force
by
pressing;
to
crowd;
to
pass
by
pressing.
-
To
press
between
two
bodies;
compress;
draw
forth
by
pressure;
as,
to
squeeze
juice
out
of
a
lemon;
force
into
a
place
by
pressure;
as,
to
squeeze
people
into
a
car.
-
To
crush
or
press
between
two
bodies:
to
embrace
closely:
to
force
through
a
small
hole:
to
cause
to
pass.
-
To
compress;
press.
-
To
draw
forth
by
pressure.
-
To
press;
force
one's
way;
push;
as,
to
squeeze
through
a
crowd.
-
To
push
between
close
bodies:
to
press:
to
crowd.
-
To
press;
crowd.
-
squeeze
tightly
between
the
fingers; "
He
pinched
her
behind"; "
She
squeezed
the
bottle"
-
press
firmly; "
He
squeezed
my
hand"
-
squeeze
like
a
wedge
into
a
tight
space; "
I
squeezed
myself
into
the
corner"
-
To
force
one's
way
be
pressing;
push.
-
To
press
or
crush
between
two
bodies;
to
embrace
closely;
to
force
by
squeezing;
to
cause
to
pass.
-
To
press
between
two
bodies;
to
embrace
closely;
to
oppress
by
extortion;
to
crowd
closely
together;
to
press.
-
an
aggressive
attempt
to
compel
acquiescence
by
the
concentration
or
manipulation
of
power
-
the
act
of
forcing
yourself (
or
being
forced)
into
or
through
a
restricted
space; "
getting
through
that
small
opening
was
a
tight
squeeze"
-
(
slang)
a
person's
girlfriend
or
boyfriend; "
she
was
his
main
squeeze"
-
a
situation
in
which
increased
costs
cannot
be
passed
on
to
the
customer; "
increased
expenses
put
a
squeeze
on
profits"
-
a
state
in
which
there
is
a
short
supply
of
cash
to
lend
to
businesses
and
consumers
and
interest
rates
are
high
-
The
gradual
closing
of
workings
by
the
weight
of
the
overlying
strata.
-
Pressure
or
constraint
used
to
force
the
making
of
a
gift,
concession,
or
the
like;
exaction;
extortion.
-
To
press
between
two
bodies;
to
press
together
closely;
to
compress;
often,
to
compress
so
as
to
expel
juice,
moisture,
etc.;
as,
to
squeeze
an
orange
with
the
fingers;
to
squeeze
the
hand
in
friendship.
-
Fig.:
To
oppress
with
hardships,
burdens,
or
taxes;
to
harass;
to
crush.
-
To
force,
or
cause
to
pass,
by
compression;
often
with
out,
through,
etc.;
as,
to
squeeze
water
through
felt.
-
To
press;
to
urge
one's
way,
or
to
pass,
by
pressing;
to
crowd; --
often
with
through,
into,
etc.;
as,
to
squeeze
hard
to
get
through
a
crowd.
-
The
act
of
one
who
squeezes;
compression
between
bodies;
pressure.
-
Pressure;
a
crowding
together.
-
Squeezer.
-
Act
of
squeezing:
pressing
between
bodies.
-
Act
of
squeezing.
-
The
act
of
squeezing.
-
Pressure;
compression
between
bodies;
a
close
hug.
-
The
act
of
one
who
squeezes;
pressure
between
bodies.
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