Squoze

Alternative to squeezed.

"She squoze the orange."
"The orange has been squozen."

Squoze by LoverOfLanguages July 1, 2020

squoze

the past tense of squeeze

jefiny: yo i totally squoze marks knees the other day

squoze by goose dragon October 11, 2020

Squoze

/skwō z/ (sk-wo-oh-z )
past tense: squozed; past participle: squozed
Verb
1. The act of curling up into a ball when you're having intense feelings, while another hugs you and you resist in order for your feelings to chill.

'Effective.' - Angie the doctor

-derived from Finn and Fern

"Finn helped Fern with a squoze" "Do you need a squoze?"

Squoze by Potato in the sky June 2, 2021

Squoze

/skwō z/ (sk-wo-oh-z )
past tense: squozed; past participle: squozed
Verb
1. The act of curling up into a ball when you're having intense feelings, while another hugs you and you resist in order for your feelings to chill.

'Effective.' - Angie the doctor

-derived from Finn and Fern

"Finn helped Fern with a squoze" "Do you need a squoze?"

Squoze by Potato in the sky June 2, 2021

Squoze

To be hugged tightly by someone with the intention of popping your back

Baby, my back hurts, I need squoze.

Squoze by Macintosh pedinski December 9, 2021

Squoze

The past tense from being squeeze

From being squoze one too many times, the bird passed away

Squoze by Willbow Baggins January 17, 2023

Squoze

Squoze (verb, past tense of “squeeze” in a parallel universe)
1. The act of squeezing something so hard that grammar itself gave up.
• “I squoze the ketchup and it painted the ceiling.”
2. What happens when hugs go from “aww” to “I can’t feel my ribs.”
3. Linguistically, the cousin of “yeeted” and “brung”—bold, unapproved, and proud.

Usage:
“I squoze the toothpaste so hard, I summoned minty regret.”

Squoze by AbsurdWalrus May 1, 2025