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grab
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Western countries
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Commonly used to quickly and forcefully take hold of something in a casual or aggressive manner, like grabbing a snack from the kitchen.
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2
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pinch
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Western countries
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It is a playful gesture to pinch someone on St. Patrick's Day in the United States, but otherwise considered inappropriate or rude.
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3
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pinch
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Western countries
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Playful pinching as a form of affection or harmless teasing is common during certain holidays or to express endearment.
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1
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4
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pry
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Western countries
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Using a crowbar or similar tool to open or move something is a common DIY activity
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1
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5
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pull
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Western countries
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Pulling a door open is considered normal and expected.
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1
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6
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squeeze
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Western countries
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Squeezing someone's hand firmly during a handshake is seen as a sign of confidence and strength.
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1
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7
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squeeze
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Western countries
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Squeezing someone's shoulder is a friendly gesture of reassurance or support.
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1
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8
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squeeze
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Western cultures
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Squeezing someone's hand firmly during a handshake is seen as a sign of confidence and strength.
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