Squooze

The past tense of Squeeze.

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

by True Jem September 8, 2017

squooze

the past tense of squeeze

The patient had a cyst on his chest so we squooze puss out of it.

by HM2SelCooper June 7, 2009

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

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

Squoozed

To aggressively squeeze.

When Yoshi went to putt the golf ball, he squoozed the dick so hard he missed.

by Frank Marino October 3, 2020