0 a tool with a rubber blade and a short handle that is used for removing water from a surface such as a window or mirror after it has been washed: --
1 to use a squeegee on a window, mirror, or other surface: --
The narrative unfolds from the point of view of squeegee kids.
Early flatbed machines used a kind of squeegee.
The latter problem can be solved temporarily when the player is in the field by using a pipe-cleaner-like tool referred to as a squeegee.
The squeegee is then pulled through the breech and/or barrel.
Also, the pads/brushes, vac hose, and squeegee should also be rinsed to prevent dirt build up.
By 1999, it was very common to see squeegee kids on some of the busiest intersections where they would solicit motorists for spare change.
In modern automatic processing machines, the stop bath is replaced by mechanical squeegee or pinching rollers.
In order to resurface the skating rink, 3 or 4 workers would have to scrape, wash and squeegee the ice.
