squeezetime

noun
UK /ˈskwiːz.taɪm/
US /ˈskwiːz.taɪm/

A short time when you squeeze something tight.

The kids had squeezetime with the soft dough before baking.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A brief moment set aside to press or crush something, like fruit for juice.

We had squeezetime with the oranges to make fresh juice.

3. A short break in a busy day for a comforting hug.

After the long walk, they enjoyed a quick squeezetime on the couch.

4. A playful period when children squeeze clay or putty.

Squeezetime with the clay helped the children relax.

5. A tight, crowded moment when many people press together.

Getting on the bus was squeezetime for everyone.