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Squeeze
Squeeze
n.
The
gradual
closing
of
workings
by
the
weight
of
the
overlying
strata
.
Squeeze
n.
Pressure
or
constraint
used
to
force
the
making
of a
gift
,
concession
, or
the
like
;
exaction
;
extortion
.
Squeeze
v. t.
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
.
Squeeze
v. t.
Fig
.: To
oppress
with
hardships
,
burdens
, or
taxes
; to
harass
; to
crush
.
Squeeze
v. t.
To
force
, or
cause
to
pass
, by
compression
;
often
with
out
,
through
,
etc
.; as, to
squeeze
water
through
felt
.
Squeeze
v. i.
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
.
Squeeze
n.
The
act
of
one
who
squeezes
;
compression
between
bodies
;
pressure
.
Squeeze
n.
A
facsimile
impression
taken
in
some
soft
substance
, as
pulp
,
from
an
inscription
on
stone
.
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