verb
- twists and squeezes something to remove liquid from it
- twists something forcefully, especially someone’s hands or neck
- obtains something from someone with difficulty or by force
Examples
- She wrings out the wet towel before hanging it up.
- He wrings the mop thoroughly after cleaning the floor.
- The mother wrings her hands with worry about her missing child.
- The detective finally wrings a confession from the suspect.
- She wrings every last drop of water from the cloth.
- He wrings the chicken’s neck quickly and humanely.
- The lawyer wrings concessions from the opposing counsel.