squeeze into
Force oneself through
To squeeze into something is to fit tightly or with difficulty—usually clothing or a space that's barely adequate: I can still squeeze into my jeans from high school, We squeezed into the back of the elevator.
The phrase suggests compression, effort, or mild discomfort.
It can also describe fitting something into a schedule: I can squeeze you into my calendar at 3.
Twisting, snakelike movement
- shimmyRapid side-to-side shaking
- inchTwelfth of a foot
- edgeBoundary or sharpness
- wormLimbless soil invertebrate
slide · push · force · maneuver · squirm · contort · wedge · elbow
Join a group seamlessly
- slotNarrow slit for insertion
- carve outCreate by deliberate effort
- pencil inTentatively arrange for
- find timeArrange availability for something
make room · busy · packed · double-book · overlap · rush · juggle · cram
Comfortably close-fitting
- tight-fittingConforming closely to shape
- form-fittingClosely following body contours
- stretchyCapable of extending
- clingyTending to hold on
spandex · elasticized · cinched · skinny jeans · wiggle · suck in · zipper · button
wriggle
Twisting, snakelike movement
worm · slide · push · force · maneuver · squirm · contort · wedge · elbow · jostle
fit in
Join a group seamlessly
find time · make room · busy · packed · double-book · overlap · rush · juggle · cram
snug
Comfortably close-fitting
- tight-fittingConforming closely to shape
- form-fittingClosely following body contours
- stretchyCapable of extending
clingy · spandex · elasticized · cinched · skinny jeans · wiggle · suck in · zipper · button · waistband
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