squoozed

To sqeeze oneself with ambition through places/gaps evidently too small for you.

Mazz sqoozed herself half way through the gap in the fence.

by Chloé Collins April 2, 2004

squodge

(adjective) ultra-soft, almost gooey

squodge bread, ultra-soft bread that gums up as you eat it

by Tom Yates January 18, 2008

squooger

A coffee press: Bodum or similar.

The coffee at work blows. I brought my squooger so I can make my own.

by bikeclimbsail August 19, 2007

Squooze

The past tense of Squeeze.

I squooze my bread by putting my eggs on top first.

by True Jem September 8, 2017

Squoozed

Pronounced \ˈsqüzd\

Function: noun, adj.,verb and transitive
verb (a quad threat word)

Etymology: alteration of obsolete English quease, from Middle English queysen, from Old English cwȳsan; akin to Icelandic kveisa stomach cramps

Date: circa 1601


A combination of past, present and future commonly (or uncommonly) used in liu of the word squeezed.


1.To pressure or intimidate (someone) to comply with a demand, as to make an extortion payment

2.To obtain room for by pressure; cram:

3.to push (oneself or a thing) into a confined space

Example#1 "He felt all squoozed after he got beat the fuck down"

Example#2: "Is it hot in here or are we just all sqoozed the fuck up?"

Example#3: She squoozed her books into the little ass briefcase.

Example#4: "Looks like that booty is all squoozed in them squeezy jeans"

by War Bishop March 2, 2009

squoozed

Past tense of the word squeezed.

Last night, I squoozed some orange juice.

by Sarah Hoov December 9, 2008

Squouge

Ketchup water- the thin liquid that collects at the top of your ketchup bottle.

Oh no! I forgot to shake my ketchup bottle and I squouged myself!

by Karinwins December 8, 2017