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Often used in the same context:
eke,
squeeze,
finagle,
extract,
wipe,
pry,
wrest,
filch,
coax,
wheedle,
yank,
rationalize,
flog,
suck,
shoehorn,
wriggle,
whittle,
gnash,
eek,
gnaw,
foist,
pluck,
pull,
bring,
siphon,
glean,
eviscerate,
outdo,
transmute,
carve,
derive,
slash,
rip,
cajole,
scrape,
bilk,
strangle,
pare,
drown,
claw,
stanch,
grab,
placate,
snatch,
wangle,
churn,
browbeat,
ferret,
scrounge,
infuse,
ingratiate,
revivify,
shrink,
prod,
untether,
parlay,
cram,
unglue,
jettison,
poach,
mollify,
lop,
pilfer,
mete,
lash,
straighten,
exert,
justify,
shortchange,
woo,
wiggle,
dangle,
distil,
soothe,
assuage,
shave,
tease,
bloviate,
chivvy,
bleed,
milked,
cosset,
dilute,
inject,
hide,
stupefy,
tempt,
get,
cadge,
maximize,
inveigle,
squirm,
pour,
reap,
glom,
peddle,
goad,
deprive,
lure,
transmogrify,
turn,
appease,
nip,
clap,
hug,
kiss,
pats,
shake,
shove,
adieu,
altercation,
bite,
bout,
bumper,
burst,
bye,
byes,
carouse,
day,
dig,
drink
Appears in the definition of:
choke,
scrag,
wring out
More general:
distort,
fleece,
gazump,
hook,
motion,
movement,
overcharge,
pluck,
plume,
rob,
soak,
surcharge,
twist
Synonyms:
contort,
deform,
distort,
extort,
gouge,
rack,
squeeze,
wrench
Also try:
— Adjectives for wring:
wilder,
cheese,
extra,
short,
final,
last,
fatal,
privy,
friendly,
hearty
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