IPA: /ˈskwiːdʒi/
KK: /ˈskwiːdʒi/
A tool with a flat, rubber edge used to remove water or liquid from surfaces, often used for cleaning windows.
He used a squeegee to wipe the rain off the car windows.
To wipe or smooth a surface using a tool with a flat, smooth edge, often used for cleaning.
She used a squeegee to clean the windows after washing them.
Past: squeegeed
Past Participle: squeegeed
Squeegee → The word originates from the dialectal English term 'squeegee' (meaning a tool for cleaning), which is likely derived from the word 'squeege' (to squeeze). It refers to a tool used to remove liquid from surfaces, particularly glass.
Think of 'squeezing' water away with a tool — that's what a squeegee does.
No commonly confused words.