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Can ferrets squeeze through small spaces?
If a ferret's head can fit through a space, their body will go through as well.
What does the phrase a tight squeeze mean?
The phrase "a tight squeeze" means a situation where there is very little space for movement or for something to fit through. It is often used to describe a situation that is difficult or challenging due to limited space or resources.
What are synonyms of To squeeze into a small space?
Just to name a few: Densify Compact Compress
Is small handwriting a sign of genius?
No, Small handwriting is the sign of someone who likes to squeeze a lot of writing in a smaller space!
Why is the space probe unmanned?
it is too small for human
When my nose is clogged with mucus when why does it sometimes make a funny noise and feeling?
It makes a funny noise because of there being a small space to squeeze air through your nose. The feeling is because it moves, which tickles your nose hairs.
What property of WBCs allows them to squeeze through the blood vessels to get into inter-cellular space?
the property is called flexibilty.
What does squeezed mean?
The past tense of the verb squeeze is squeezed. It means to firmly press something soft or yielding, often with the fingers or to get through or into a narrow or restricted space. Examples: She squeezed the soft toy. He squeezed into the small opening of the cave. Squeeze can also be a noun. thanks i'm a kid only 12
Small objects flying through space that might collide with another object is called what?
Small objects flying through space that might collide with another object is called space debris. Space debris is basically a collection of spent objects that are left in space.
Later sockets used a with pins staggered over the socket to squeeze more pins into a small space?
staggered pin grid array (SPGA)
What is the name of small bodies that travel through space?
Meteoroids
What is a small rocky body that travels through space?
asteriods
