Answer: WRING
AnswerCrossword Clue
WRINGTwist, as a wet rag
WRINGSqueeze out water
WRINGTwist
WRINGExtract forcefully
WRINGTwist, as a wet cloth or a neck
WRINGTwist, as a wet towel
WRINGTwist, as a wet cloth
WRINGSqueeze out water, as of clothes
WRINGUptight motion of the hands
WRINGForcibly twist
WRINGSqueeze (out), as water from a wet towel
WRINGTwist; squeeze
WRINGSqueeze moisture from
wringtwist so as to strain or sprain into a distorted shape I could wring your neck
wringaffect painfully as if by wringing torment a tragedy that wrings the heart
wringto clasp tightly
wringto twist so as to compress
wringextract or obtain by or as if by twisting and compressing wring water from a towel wring a confession from the suspect
wringtwist together (clasped hands) as a sign of anguish
wringtwist or squeeze
wringto twist or compress forcibly
wringto squeeze or twist especially so as to make dry or to extract moisture or liquid wring a towel dry
WRINGTwist a wet washcloth
WRINGSqueeze dry
WRINGSqueeze to dry
WRINGClasp tightly in distress, as one's hands
WRINGTwist and squeeze
WRINGSqueeze
WRINGDry, in a way
WRINGTwist to dry
WRINGTwist and compress
WRINGDry with a twist
WRINGGet water out of a mop
WRINGSqueeze-dry
WRINGTwist out of shape
WRINGExtort.
WRINGSubject to torsion.
WRINGSqueeze out.
WRINGTwist forcibly.
WRINGExtort (from).