Squoze

[Britney]

[Karl Pilkington]s way of describing how [Ricky Gervais] squeezed his head

[Lanell]

the wrong way to say squeeze for like past tense

[Monty]

Pastense of squeeze.

Appeared in poems by E.J Brady (1869-1952). First appeared in his publishd works titled The ways of many waters in 1909.

[Zipporah Schumaker]

the coolest way to show that the word squeezed is lame.

[Gregory]

The past tence of squeeze

[Julian]

The Correct past tense of the word Squeeze.

[Marquetta]

The logical sounding past tense of squeeze. Instead of adding ed to the word squeeze to signify the action in past tense, squoze can be substituted.
Another word in which we do this is shook. We do not say, The Nanny shaked the baby, we say she shook the baby.

[Britney]

The act of forcefully extracting the semen from the testicles.