[f. next.] The condition or quality of being squeezable.
1838. Coventry Standard, 28 Sept., 4/3. This politic hinting at the squeezability of the shabby Whigs.
1882. in Imperial Dict. (citing Spectator).
1885. Spectator, 25 July, 961/1. There could be no worse policy than to show fresh squeezability in order to prevent being squeezed.
1893. National Observer, 9 Sept., 418/2. Experiments on Ministerial squeezability as to Welsh Disestablishment.
