affectionate
comforting, reassuring
gentle, little, quick
He gave her hand a gentle squeeze.

give sb
He gave his mother a comforting squeeze as he left.

squeeze of
A squeeze of her hand reassured him.

tight
There were six of us in the car and it was a tight squeeze.

at a squeeze (BrE)
We can get six in the car at a squeeze.

in a squeeze (AmE)
Hospitals have been in a squeeze for some time.

a bit of a squeeze

cash, credit, economic, financial, profit (esp. AmE)

feel
All manufacturers are feeling the squeeze.

put
The government is trying to put the squeeze on high earners.

squeeze on
a squeeze on spending

hard, tightly
gently, lightly
‘I know,’ she said, squeezing his hand gently.

together
His legs were squeezed together.

from
to squeeze the juice from a lemon

out of
I squeezed the last bit of toothpaste out of the tube.

freshly squeezed
freshly squeezed orange juice

hard
High interest rates have squeezed the industry hard.

Squeeze is used with these nouns as the subject:
hand

Squeeze is used with these nouns as the object:
arm, hand, juice, lemon, lime, margin, muscle, nipple, orange, sponge, spot, trigger