transitive. To compress with a turning movement; to wring; also figurative to torment, harass. Obsolete.

To apply pressure to (something). transitive. To subject to pressure so as to reduce to a particular shape, consistency, smoothness, thinness, or…

transitive. To press, squeeze, or wring out; to press (juice, air, etc.) from, out of (anything). spec. to press or squeeze out (milk or other…

transitive. To force out (liquid) by or as by wringing. Frequently in extended use. Now rare.

To squeeze, press, or compact by torsion; to twist or screw up.

transitive. To press, to squeeze.

transitive. To press, squeeze, wring.

To extract (liquor or juice) by pressure: to squeeze out. Also intransitive. Of a juice: To exude.

To press or squeeze out. Obsolete. rare.

To force out by squeezing or pressing; to press or squeeze out. Also figurative.

With out: To press or force out; to cause to ooze or flow out by the application of pressure.

To extract (juice, etc.) by pressure. (Cf. 4.)

transitive. To press or squeeze out.

To force by pressure, compress. Obsolete exc. figurative.