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- squeeze from
squeeze from
squeeze something from something
1. Lit. to press something out of something; to press on something until something comes out. Betty squeezed some toothpaste from the tube. Don't squeeze so much mustard from the bottle.
2. Fig. to get a little more of something from something. Let's see if we can squeeze a few more miles from this tank of gas before we fill up again. I think I can squeeze another few minutes from this candle before I have to light a new one.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| KÁZmÉR | | - | Hungarian |
| Tollak | | - | Norwegian |
| Aleix | | ə-LESH | Catalan |
| CaoimhÍN | | KEE-veen, KWEE-vin | Irish |
| Ulysses | | yoo-LIS-eez (English) | Roman Mythology, English |
| Mukta | | - | Indian, Hindi, Marathi |