Webster's Dictionary 1806

2782

Squat (2)

Squatn.the posture of cowering, tin ore, bruise

2783

Squat (3)

Squata.cowering, close, near, short and thick

2784

Squatter

Squattern.one who settles upon land without a title,Etym. (local)

2785

Squeak

Squeakv.i.to cry out shrilly, to betray a secret

2786

Squeak (2)

Squeakn.a shrill and quick cry, a cry of pain

2787

Squeamish

Squeamisha.fastidious, nice, easily disgusted

2788

Squeamishly

Squeamishlyad.fastidiously, nicely, sickly

2789

Squeamishness

Squeamishnessn.delicacy, niceness, sickness

2790

Squeeze

Squeezev.t.to press close, crush, oppress

2791

Squeeze (2)

Squeezen.a pressure, compression, close hug

2792

Squelch

Squelchn.a sudden and heavy fall, crash, ob.

2793

Squib

Squibn.a paper of wildfire, a puffing fellow, ridicule

2794

Squill

Squilln.a sea onion, fish, insect

2795

Squinancy

Squinancyn.the name of a disease, a quinsy, ob.

2796

Squint

Squintv.i.to look obliquely;a.looking asquint

2797

Squinteyed

Squinteyeda.having an oblique sight, indirect

2798

Squintsego

Squintsegoa.squinting, looking obliquely, ob.

2799

Squiny

Squinyv.i.to look asquint, to squint, ob.

2800

Squire (2)

Squirev.t.to wait upon, attend, conduct, lead

2801

Squire (3)

Squiren.a title, title of gentility, attendant

2802

Squirrel

Squirrel, [i as u]n.a small nimble animal

2803

Squirt

Squirt, [i as u]v.to throw out in a quick stream, to prate

2804

Squirt (2)

Squirtn.an instrument to squirt with, a small quick stream

2805

Squirter

Squirtern.one who plies a squirt

2806

Srip

Sripn.a small bag, small writing, schedule

2807

Stab

Stabv.t.to wound mortally or mischievously

2808

Stab (2)

Stabn.a wound with a sharp weapon, a sly hurt