The verb "squeeze" has several meanings, but generally it refers to applying pressure or force in order to compress something. Here are some common definitions and uses of the word:
1) To press between two surfaces by using gentle but firm pressure: “She squeezed her hands together.”
2) To make something small or compact by pressing down on it: "He squeezed his suitcase shut."
3) To force someone to do something they don't want to do, often through manipulation or coercion.
4) To obtain information from someone by using pressure or persuasion: “The police tried to squeeze a confession out of the suspect.”
5) To make use of an opportunity that is available for only a short time: "We need to squeeze in one more activity before our trip ends."
6) To move through an opening by using pressure or force.