Definition of "squeeze out" []

Used other than as an idiom: see squeeze,‎ out. (verb)
To force a competitor out of one of a limited number of winning positions by taking over that position or a higher one (verb)
To obtain a difficult victory in a competition (verb)

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Use "squeeze out" in a sentence

"No, Ronyon wasn't going to be along for any sympathy his presence might be able to squeeze out of the ice-rimmed hearts of the Pax conquerors."
"Hundred-lire coin in my right jacket pocket for the women attendants, a tug on the handle to flush the loo — I'd tried to squeeze out a drop but every sphincter I possessed was on the gripe — and out, walking with purpose."
"Ro dug her nails into his butt as he shot his jism into her, bucking back and forth against her pelvis, trying to squeeze out every drop."

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