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Webster Dictionary :: Squirehood
SQUIREHOOD, SQUIRESHIP, n. The rank and state of a squire.
Webster Dictionary :: Squire
SQUIRE, n. [a popular contraction of esquire. See Esquire .] 1. In Great Britain...
Webster Dictionary :: Squir
SQUIR, v.t. To throw; to thrust; to drive.
Webster Dictionary :: Squiny
SQUINY, v.i. To look squint. [A cant word not to be used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Squintingly
SQUINTINGLY, adv. With an oblique look; by side glances.
Webster Dictionary :: Squinting
SQUINTING, ppr. See ing or looking obliquely; looking by side glances. SQUINTING...
Webster Dictionary :: Squintifego
SQUINTIFEGO, n. Squinting. [A cant word and not to be used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Squint-eyed
SQUINT-EYED, a. 1. Having eyes that squint; having oblique vision. 2. Oblique; i...
Webster Dictionary :: Squint
SQUINT, a. 1. Looking obliquely; having the optic axes directed to different obj...
Webster Dictionary :: Squinancy
SQUINANCY, n. The quinsy, which see. [Squinancy is not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Squill
SQUILL, n. [L., a squill, a lobster or prawn.] 1. A plant of the genus Scilla. I...
Webster Dictionary :: Squibbing
SQUIBBING, ppr. Throwing squibs or severe reflections.
Webster Dictionary :: Squib
SQUIB, n. [This word probably belongs to the family of whip; denoting that which...
Webster Dictionary :: Squelsh
SQUELCH, SQUELSH, v.t. To crush. [A low word and not used.] SQUELCH , n. A heavy...
Webster Dictionary :: Squelch
SQUELCH, SQUELSH, v.t. To crush. [A low word and not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Squeezing
SQUEEZING, ppr. Pressing; compressing; crowding; oppressing. SQUEEZING , n. 1. T...
