pinched
adjectiveUK /pɪntʃt/
US /pɪntʃt/
Squeezed tightly between two fingers or things.
She gave her little brother a pinched cheek and laughed.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Looking thin and pale, as if sick or worried.
His face looked pinched and tired after the long trip.
3. Taken or stolen, especially in a small way.
Someone pinched my pencil from my desk.
4. Made narrow or tight by being pulled in.
The shoes were too small and felt pinched on her toes.