squeeze
verbUK /skwiːz/
US /skwiːz/
To press something tightly from both sides.
She squeezed the lemon to get the juice out.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To get into a small or crowded space with difficulty.
We squeezed into the back seat of the car.
3. To hug someone tightly and affectionately.
He gave his grandma a big squeeze before leaving.
4. A small amount of liquid taken from fruit.
I like a squeeze of lemon on my fish.
5. To manage to do something with very little time or money.
She squeezed a quick nap into her busy day.