full of people or things; experiencing congestion

to shape a material by forcing it through a die or mold, often in industrial manufacturing

to force a substance or liquid out by pressure; to extrude or drain

crowded to the bursting point or filled to overflowing

to force one's way into, break into, or barge into a physical space or a competitive group

to muscle in, occupy, or take possession of

to crowd out, push aside, or supplant someone or something, typically from a position or group, through pressure or unfair means

a run on a bank

to milk

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

extremely crowded; jam-packed

to make eyes at someone or to signal with one's eyebrows and eyes, often to communicate secretly or to tease

to force information or a confession out of someone bit by bit under pressure

to wink

to force or squeeze out a material by applying pressure, often through a shaped opening

to bully, ostracize, or mistreat someone, often to exclude them or make them feel unwelcome

to crowd together or be squeezed in a tight space

to bump and shove

to squeeze or pinch tightly

to squeeze oneself up into (a crowded vehicle etc)

to extrude; to squeeze out

to wink at

to crush or collapse something through physical pressure or crowding

crowded tightly or jam-packed together

to rush to withdraw one's savings from a bank due to a lack of confidence in its stability; a bank run

to push, shove, or elbow others in a crowd to move through or gain space

to fight tooth and nail to get something

to squeeze tightly; to compress or pack together

to extrude cream, icing, or dough through a nozzle to create decorative shapes

piping bag (cookery)

(coll.) to push aside

to push or force one's way through a crowded area or a narrow opening

traffic congestion