grudge /gruj/

1. To envy (a person something)
2. To give or allow (something to a person) unwillingly
3. To resent (doing something)
4. To murmur at (obsolete)

To murmur, show discontent

1. An old cause of quarrel or resentment
2. A feeling of enmity or envy

grudgeˈful adjective (rare; Spenser)

grudgˈing noun and adjective

grudgˈingly adverb

grudge fight or grudge match noun

A fight or contest arranged to settle a long-standing quarrel

grudge a thought (Shakespeare)

To thank resentfully or grudgingly

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• squeezability
• squeezable
• squeeze
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• squeeze-box
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• squeezed
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• squeeze play
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• squeezer
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