What is squeezed?

What is squeezed is something that gets pushed together, like when you squish a juice box and it makes squeaky noises.

Imagine you have a big, soft pillow. When you sit on it, your body pushes down, and the pillow gets smaller, it’s being squeezed! The air or stuffing inside has less space to move around because something is pressing on it.

Think about a juice box again. It's full of juice, liquid that can flow freely. When you squeeze it, the juice gets pushed together in one part of the box and might even come out the other side if there’s a hole or a spout.

This is what happens when something is squeezed: its parts get closer together because something else is pressing on them, just like your body presses down on a pillow or your hand presses on a juice box. What is squeezed is something that gets pushed together, like when you squish a juice box and it makes squeaky noises.

Imagine you have a big, soft pillow. When you sit on it, your body pushes down, and the pillow gets smaller, it’s being squeezed! The air or stuffing inside has less space to move around because something is pressing on it.