“To squeeze in” in Japanese
Short answer
To squeeze in in Japanese is “ねじ込む” (nejikomu). Full meaning: to screw in; to thrust into, to push into, to shove into, to squeeze in (e.g. a meeting); to protest (and seek rectification), to complain.
Other ways to say “To squeeze in” in Japanese
ねじ込も
nejikomo to screw in; to thrust into, to push into, to shove into, to squeeze in (e.g. a meeting); to protest (and seek rectification), to complain
ねじ込ん
nejikon to screw in; to thrust into, to push into, to shove into, to squeeze in (e.g. a meeting); to protest (and seek rectification), to complain
ねじ込ま
nejikoma to screw in; to thrust into, to push into, to shove into, to squeeze in (e.g. a meeting); to protest (and seek rectification), to complain
ねじ込みゃ
nejikomya to screw in; to thrust into, to push into, to shove into, to squeeze in (e.g. a meeting); to protest (and seek rectification), to complain
ねじ込もふ
nejikomou to screw in; to thrust into, to push into, to shove into, to squeeze in (e.g. a meeting); to protest (and seek rectification), to complain
ねじ込もう
nejikomou to screw in; to thrust into, to push into, to shove into, to squeeze in (e.g. a meeting); to protest (and seek rectification), to complain
ねじ込まう
nejikomou to screw in; to thrust into, to push into, to shove into, to squeeze in (e.g. a meeting); to protest (and seek rectification), to complain
ねじ込もっ
nejikomo to screw in; to thrust into, to push into, to shove into, to squeeze in (e.g. a meeting); to protest (and seek rectification), to complain
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