「Words」with a「squeezing grip」as someone who CRITICIZES another and PROVOKES A RESPONSE, to CHASTISE, CENSURE, a tongue lashing.「Squeezing grip on intercourse, speaking」also means MARRIAGE GENERALLY in Chinese. Not many couples are able to continue the level of conversation during the newlywed period. Many degenerate into apathy, or, passive silence to avoid conflict. Obviously, the level of marital partner sexual activity also declines, in many cases to virtually nil.
　Then again,「intercourse with squeezing grip」that does not permit easy escape fits well with the ancient version of this glyph (䚯) that suggests「reaming intercourse, penetration of a new bunghole」to mean PUNISH BY FORCE, always a favored method of QUELLING A REBELLION.
　「Intercourse with a squeezing grip」suggests having sex with oneself, another common characteristic of married non-newlyweds, and the non-married. PROVOKE A RESPONSE is clearly related to the oldest elements of「tonguing mouth, say」with a「squeezing grip」perhaps biting one's tongue after PROVOKING A RESPONSE. Biting a partner is much more obvious within Chinese vocabulary employing this glyph (such as「girl trafficked into a brothel to work as prostitute」), so be sure to have a look at the list of similar glyphs.
　Replacement glyph (䚯) as「intercourse severed.」…and these same elements describe a service provider biting the head off a client to PUNISH BY FORCE, AVENGE, seek VENGEANCE or REVENGE of some prior wrong done, and MARRIAGE IN GENERAL, too, but not with as literal of a meaning in most cases. Biting the head off of penises was one reason the idea of dis-integrating feet and using that meat for mentulomaniacal joy was initially conceived as being the greatest idea of humankind prior to sliced bread.
　「Palming, control」of a「changing state, turgid-flaccid」and「short length」seems to suggest quickly quelling a rebellion, PROVOKE A RESPONSE, having sex with oneself (DEAD-BEATING, to DUN), MARRIAGE IN GENERAL, COLLECT A DEBT and so on.
　Marriage is a relatively recent institution in our species’ 300,000-plus-years of history, originating perhaps 5,000 years ago in Mesopotamia, and until quite recently served to bind women to men as property assets, to ensure paternity, and protect the male's lineage among descendants. That puts marriage at ~1–2% of the age of Homo sapiens.

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Chinese: to invite; to provoke; to demand or ask for; to send armed forces to suppress; to denounce or condemn; to marry (a woman); to discuss or study
Japanese: to shoot, to attack, to defeat, to destroy, to avenge
Unihan extended: to discuss; ask for, beg; demand; dun; marry
EDRDG: chastise; attack; defeat; destroy; conquer