Extrude (verb)

1. To force or press out or through a narrow opening, especially by mechanical means.
2. To shape a material by forcing it through a die or mold.

Origin:

From latin extrudere, from ex- "out" + trudere "to thrust".

Examples:

1. The machine extruded the plastic into various shapes.
2. The process extruded the aluminum into a tube.
3. The chef extruded the dough through a press to make spaghetti.
4. The artist extruded the clay through a die to make a vase.
5. The factory extruded the steel into wires.