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squeezingnoun the act or process of reducing the size or volume of something by or as if by pressingthe tight squeezing of his hands on hers made her face turn red compacting, compaction, compression, condensation, condensing, constricting, constriction, contracting, contraction, squeeze, telescoping abbreviation, abridgment(or abridgement), curtailment, shorteningconcentration, consolidationsimplification, streamliningdecreasing, diminishment, lessening decompression, expansion dilation, dispersion, dissipation, scatteringdistension(or distention), inflation, swelling to apply external pressure on so as to force out the juice or contents ofkept squeezing the bottle until the ketchup squirted all over the table to fit (people or things) into a tight spaceI think we can squeeze a bit more into the washing machine cramming, crowding, crushing, jamming, ramming, sandwiching, shoehorning, stuffing, wedging filling, heaping, jam-packing, loading, packing to get with great difficultymanaged to squeeze a living by cleaning houses eking (out), scraping (up or together), scrounging, wresting, wringing acquiring, attaining, drawing, earning, gaining, landing, obtaining, procuring, securing to reduce in size or volume by or as if by pressing parts or members togethersqueezed the blanket until it fit into the box capsuling, capsulizing, collapsing, compacting, compressing, condensing, constricting, constringing, contracting, narrowing (down), telescoping cramming, crowding, jamming, jam-packing, packingabbreviating, abridging, curtailing, shorteningboiling down, downsizing, shrinkingconcentrating, consolidatingsimplifying, streamliningdecreasing, diminishing, lessening decompressing, expanding, opening, outspreading, outstretching dilating, dispersing, dissipating, scatteringdistending, inflating, swelling to rob by the use of trickery or threatsthe mob squeezes all the local merchants by threatening violence beating, bilking, bleeding, cheating, chiseling(or chiselling), chousing, conning, cozening, defrauding, diddling, doing, doing in, euchring, fiddling, fleecing, flimflamming, gaffing, gypping, hosing(slang), hustling, mulcting, nobbling(British slang), plucking, reaming, ripping off, rooking, screwing, shaking down, shortchanging, shorting, skinning, skunking, sticking, stiffing, stinging, suckering, swindling, thimblerigging, victimizing extorting, wrenching, wresting, wringingclipping, gouging, nicking, overcharging, soakingexploiting, milkingdeceiving, duping, fooling, gulling, trickingroping (in)betraying, bitching, double-crossingbamboozling, fast-talking selling a bill of goods to, taking for a ride, taking to the cleaners to force one's wayI was able to squeeze through the people clustered around the luggage carousel boring, bulldozing, bulling, crashing, elbowing, jamming, jostling, muscling, pressing, pushing, shouldering ramming, shoving, thrusting |