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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a good squeeze" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a firm grip or pressure applied to something, often in a casual or affectionate manner.
Example: "After a long day, all I needed was a good squeeze from my partner to feel better."
Alternatives: "a tight hug" or "a firm grip".
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Give the cloth a good squeeze.
Markets, much like people, sometimes need a good squeeze.
Finish with a good squeeze of lemon juice.
Don't forget to administer a good squeeze of lemon juice just before digging in.
Just before serving, give the yoghurt a good squeeze to release the last of the water.
Add the mustard, creme fraiche, cayenne, some black pepper and a good squeeze of lemon.
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Simply, place an arm around behind her back while standing shoulder to shoulder and give a good firm squeeze.
When you shake someone's hand, give it a good firm squeeze – you'll be surprised how many people notice.
When the going is good, squeeze every ounce of good fortune lest it run out tomorrow.
4.04pm BST 20th over - fourth ball again Ashwin can't fully cash in on the free hit, a good yorker squeezed out for two runs.
Legend has it that the members' favorite ritual on entering the building was to give a good-luck squeeze to the testicles of the large bronze statue of an elk atop a pedestal.
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