to squeegee
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6.0
- verb
- /ˈskwiːdʒi/
:
limpiar con un limpiaparabrisas
- I normally use this to squeegee off extra water from resin-coated (RC) prints.
- squeegee off the water
And one of my requests was, look, I know this is weird, but please squeegee the shower when you're done with it.
- And one of my requests was, look, I know this is weird, but please squeegee the shower when you're done with it.
- I get natural sunlight into my shower and I squeegee the fucking window and then I squeaky the little shelf of the window too, so I'm squeegeeing a lot of stuff.
Examples
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After washing the car, don't forget to squeegee the windows to remove all the water.
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So you just squeegee this stuff out?
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Get this, they wanted me to clean the pool and squeegee the tennis courts.
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And I've got like my shower squeegee to try and like squeegee it all off.
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Sir, if you don't squeegee these windows properly, it leaves streaks.
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To achieve a spotless finish, make sure to squeegee the glass after washing it.
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He used a rubber blade to squeegee the wet surface, ensuring it was completely dry.
Synonyms
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5.5
To clean glass or mirrors with a spray of glass cleaner
Compounds
- Offensive
A person who cleans car windows for money at traffic lights, sometimes without asking
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Etymology
Squeegee as a verb comes from the same idea as the noun and the common word squeeze ('to press'). To squeegee something is to wipe or 'squeeze' the water off a surface.