Squab (2)
Squabn.a couch, a young pigeon
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Squab (3)
Squabv.i.to fall down plump or heavily
Squabbish
Squabbish, or Squabbya.thick, heavy, fleshy, fat
Squabble
Squabblev.i.to wrangle, debate peevishly, brawl
Squabble (2)
Squabblen.a wrangle, debate peevishly, brawl
Squabbler
Squabblern.a quarrelsome or brawling fellow
Squabpie
Squabpien.a pie made of squabs
Squacco
Squaccon.a large fierce bird
Squadron
Squadronn.a par of a fleet, a part of an army
Squadroned
Squadroneda.formed into or having squadrons
Squalid
Squalida.foul, nasty, filthy, dirty, illfavored
Squall
Squalln.a sudden gust of wind, storm, loud scream
Squall (2)
Squall, or Squealv.i.to scream suddenly or loudly
Squally
Squallya.windy, gusty, stormy, tempestuous
Squalor
Squalorn.nastiness, filthiness, coarseness, horror
Squamigerous
Squamigerousa.bearing or having scales
Squamose
Squamose, or Squamousa.scaly, rough, hard, dry
Squander
Squanderv.t.to spend lavishly, spend, dissipate
Squanderer
Squanderern.a prodigal waster, a spendthrift
Square
Squarea.having right angles, fit, adjust
Squareness
Squarenessn.a square state, evenness, stoutness
Squarer
Squarern.a swaggering person, boaster, bully
Squarish
Squarisha.somewhat square, nearly square
Squarrose
Squarrosea.ragged, scaly, scurfy
Squash
Squashn.a sudden fall, pulp, fruit, animal
Squash (2)
Squashv.t.to make into pulp, crush, put an end to
Squat
Squatv.i.to cower, to fit close to the ground