to force, compel (someone to do something)

Post and Gardner 1992

needing to be urged or told to do something

Wolff 1972

compel someone to do something

Wolff 1972

to squeeze

Topping, Ogo, and Dungca 1975

to express, squeeze out, press out (water, milk from coconut meat, etc.)

Vanoverbergh 1972

to squeeze

Yamada 1976

use pressure to squeeze something out (as on a mother’s breast, a wound or a boil)

Cense 1979

expressing, squeezing

Wilkinson 1959

force a husband on a daughter

McKaughan and Macaraya 1967

to squeeze, wring out (laundry), to milk (a cow)

van den Berg 1996

squeeze something out into, expel a liquid into

van den Berg 1996

a press (used to squeeze something out); what is squeezed out

Hardeland 1859

to squeeze out, as milk from grated coconut

Steller and Aebersold 1959

express, squeeze out; to abort a fetus (by applying pressure to the abdomen)

Goris 1938

pressed or squeezed out (as juice extracted from fruits or water wrung out from wet clothes)

Panganiban 1966

press together

Warneck 1977

to squeeze something (as someone’s hand)

Behrens 2002

wring out

Drabbe 1932

wring out

Drabbe 1932b

squeeze out the contents from (as in squeezing a tube of glue)

Cauquelin 1991

to wring out

Whisler 1992