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    Posted: 03 March 2022 at 13:19
Hi, all:

I heard on cnn.com/tv something like "there is a squeezy line between no boots on Ukraine and providing help...". I understood by 'squeezy line' the commentator meant it is a fuzzy separation, not clear, easy to overcome.

Am I right in that assumption? Did I mishear or misunderstand the word?

Thanks in advance,
 



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I haven't heard squeezy used in a context like that before. I'd expect fuzzy to be used there but perhaps squishy. Squishy has become fairly popular in political speech.

Edited by QuietOC - 03 March 2022 at 13:49
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Well, maybe that is what the man said. Maybe I simply mistook it for squezzy. Yes, squishy makes more sense as 'imprecise'.

Pretty sure I misunderstood the word.

Thanks, QuietOC!
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