pinchstrength

noun
UK /ˈpɪntʃ.strɛŋθ/
US /ˈpɪntʃ.strɛŋθ/

The power your fingers have when they squeeze something tightly.

He used all his pinchstrength to open the stubborn jar lid.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The measured force a person can apply between thumb and fingers.

The doctor tested her pinchstrength during the hand exam.

3. The ability of a tool or clamp to hold something firmly.

The robot's pinchstrength lets it pick up tiny screws.

4. A playful word for a very tight squeeze.

Watch out for Grandma's pinchstrength when she pinches your cheeks!