squeeze

The trailer promises that as the women get hornier and drunker, thighs will be squeezed and guns will be drawn.

"Mikey Lewis has got to be in there somewhere, but it's hard to squeeze all these good players in - there are only a few positions for quite a few players."

The manufacturers are focused on squeezing more from their existing facilities.

If the situation continues for more than 30 days, “that’s when the squeeze will really start to come on,” he said.

In particular, the U.S. administration may use the review to squeeze Canberra into increasing military spending and to take a more hawkish stance toward China, a major trading partner for Australia.