squeezy

English

Etymology

From squeeze +‎ -y.

Adjective

squeezy (comparative squeezier, superlative squeeziest)

1. flexible and easy to squeeze

   a squeezy bottle of tomato ketchup

2. squeezing; causing compression

   a squeezy group hug

3. (archaic) small or tight (of a space)
   • 1865, The St. James's Magazine and United Empire Review:

     In the halls and on the staircases of Tyburnia and Belgravia, in the deliciously squeezy little drawing-rooms and antechambers of the tortuous byways in May Fair, wherever there was festivity or junketing in which a gentlewoman might share, […]

Derived terms

• easy peasy lemon squeezy
• squeeziness
• squeezy mop