packed with people or vehicles; congested

to press together or squeeze from both sides, often causing a change in shape; to extrude

to squeeze out; to extrude; to force out by pressing

jam-packed; filled to overflowing; crowded to the bursting point

To force one's way into a crowded place or a competitive group; to barge into or break into.

to push in and take possession of something; to occupy or infringe on space or resources that belong to someone else

to push out or elbow aside; to crowd out or supplant using unfair means or power

a situation where many people rush to withdraw their money from a bank at the same time, often due to a financial crisis; also called [[挤提|擠提|ji3 ti2]]

to milk an animal

to squeeze in; to force oneself into; to cram into; to intrude

extremely crowded; jam-packed

to make eyes at someone or give hints by winking and twitching one's eyebrows, often in a playful or improper way

To push, shove, or squeeze against others in a crowd

To squeeze toothpaste out of a tube

to wink or blink the eyes, often as a signal to someone else

to squeeze out or extrude

(colloquial) to bully or pressure someone into doing something they do not want to do; to force a concession

to crowd together or jostle

To press, squeeze, or crush (e.g. by a machine or a crowd); to bump and shove

traffic congestion; a situation where there is too much traffic on the road

(idiom) minor projects or local interests crowd out or eclipse major projects or the national interest

To squeeze oneself up into or onto a crowded space, such as a bus or train.

to squeeze or press something out of a container or space; to extrude

to extrude; to force or squeeze something out by applying pressure

to wink or blink, often as a way to signal something to someone secretly

to squash or crush something until it collapses

to crowd or huddle closely together in a group; to pack tightly into a mass

to push someone aside and suppress them; to keep someone down or out through exclusion

crowded tightly; jammed with people

to crowd into a bank to withdraw savings, usually due to a loss of confidence in the institution

to push and shove; to mill about or jostle one another in a crowd

to compete fiercely for something; to scramble or crowd in to get something highly sought after

to squeeze tightly; to press close together

(cookery) to decorate using a piping bag; to extrude something through a piping bag; piping

a bag used in cooking or baking for squeezing out frosting or dough; pastry bag

(colloquial) to push aside; to squeeze someone out; to shoulder aside

a stampede or a trampling caused by a crowd of people; to crowd and trample

To squeeze through a tight space or force one's way through a crowd.

To intentionally frame someone or cause them harm through scheming; to entrap others-directed malice or betrayal.

to pinch or squeeze tightly