squoze

• The face stretching and botox must have shrunk or squoze her poor wretched lonely brain cell, or she knows a whole lot more to the story than she is letting on. —  Tammy Bruce
• Let's assume that whatever that thing is, that whatever it is that would make you stay, has occurred, that it has happened, and that my hand has already gone down your throat, and grabbed your heart, and squoze it. —  Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
• My fingers curled around his wrist eagerly, and I squoze it tightly. —  Ultimate List
• The fear of being squoze beyond belief has its validity. —  WBUR and NPR - On Point with Tom Ashbrook
• I squoze the bulb and jumped twenty foot over the remark she made. —  Arizona Nights

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