Object

• juice: Slice bananas and squeeze lemon juice over them, toss to ensure they are coated.

• ounce: Tho I'd hardly call the work being done to squeeze the last ounce of performance out of the mice trivial.

• quart: In effect we tried to squeeze a quart out of a pint pot.

Preposition: on

• margin: With similar price declines expected, the squeeze on profit margins looks set to continue.

Preposition: through

• boulder: At the bottom a squeeze through a boulder choke drops you at the top of a 70 feet high passage.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• out: Any reaction has to be squeezed out of them.

Preposition: over

• juice: Place in a bowl and sprinkle on the sugar, squeeze over the lemon juice of half a lemon and set aside.

Adjective modifier

• tight: Between Worlds Passage continues for 10m to a large step over or tight squeeze around a hole in the floor.

• awkward: To be perfectly honest, I didn't actually think we would get beyond the awkward calcite squeeze near the entrance.

• coastal: Coastal squeeze occurs where fixed sea defenses prevent the natural migration of saltmarsh inland as estuaries become subject to sea level rise.

• gentle: Some deafblind people may need a stronger indication, perhaps a gentle squeeze of the wrist, but check with them.

Modifies a noun

• stile: Follow the road round past a pond, then turn left through a parallel bar squeeze stile onto a woodland path.

Preposition: of

• lemon: Jane Grigson recommends adding chopped salad onion and a squeeze of lemon plus some more chopped herbs.

• juice: She suggests a better option may be a large glass of iced water with a squeeze of lemon juice.

Noun used with modifier

• margin: On the key issue of the alleged margin squeeze against rivals we found BSkyB to be around the borderline of anti-competitive behavior.