squeezy
- adjective
- /ˈskwiːzi/
- UK
- I prefer using a squeezy tube for my toothpaste because it allows me to get every last bit.
So they just come in a little squeezy tube like this.
- So they just come in a little squeezy tube like this.
- A cutting board, a sharp cutting knife, and a squeezy bottle.
- OK, the squeezy tube is the conditioner, the bottle is the shampoo. Got it committed to memory. That night I go to take a shower
- I love the packaging, this squeezy packaging glass.
- It's just like this whole squeezy tube situation with this weird sponge.
Examples
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Now with the last four, I am just going to use a squeezy tube of chocolate icing and I'm going to do some decorating.
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Make sure to get a squeezy bottle for your oils.
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So this is just like a little squeezy tube by the looks of things.
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So they just come in a little squeezy tube like this.
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So the foundation bottle is like this, like a little squeezy tube, just kind of cute.
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I love the packaging, this squeezy packaging glass.
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Yeah, we've got squeezy honey here like that.
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It's a bottle squeezy bottle of saline solution.
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It's kind of like a a squeezy concealer and again, blend all of that in.
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And because it's in like that squeezy tube, it doesn't dry out like most of my black gel liners do.
Synonyms
Soft and easy to squeeze, often a little wet and spongy
Easy to press and feels like a sponge
Soft and easy to crush, often wet or spongy
Easy to press by hand to change shape or let out what is inside
Soft and a little wet so you can squeeze it easily
Food that is soft to touch with a sticky, melted inside
Easy to hold and squeeze between your fingers
Feels squishy and a little wet when pressed
Easy to press so it loses its shape
Antonyms
How Compressible
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Squeezy comes from the verb squeeze, which means 'to press', and the ending -y turns it into an adjective meaning 'able to be pressed'. So a squeezy tube or bottle is one you can press by hand to get the contents out.