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1683. Moxon, Mech. Exerc., Printing, xi. ¶ 1. The natural Spring that all these Joynts have, when they are unsqueez’d.
1736. Thomson, Liberty, V. 198. Rich, as unsqueez’d favourite, to them, Is he who can his Virtue boast alone!
1757. Garrick, Lilliput, Prol. 8. Gently you’ll ride, as in a Fairy Dream, Your Hoops unsqueez’d.
1824. Mactaggart, Gallovid. Encycl. (1876), 29. The primrose … and the crawtae grow unsqueez’d and unlooked at.
