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Webster Dictionary :: Squarrous
SQUARROUS, a. [Gr., scurf.] In botany, scurfy or ragged, or full of scales; roug...
Webster Dictionary :: Squarish
SQUARISH, a. Nearly square.
Webster Dictionary :: Squareness
SQUARENESS, n. The state of being square; as an instrument to try the squareness...
Webster Dictionary :: Square-sail
SQUARE-SAIL, n. In seamens language, a sail extended to a yard suspended by the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Square-rigged
SQUARE-RIGGED, a. In seamens language, a vessel is square-rigged when her princi...
Webster Dictionary :: Square
SQUARE, a. [Gr.] 1. Having four equal sides and four right angles; as a square r...
Webster Dictionary :: Squandering
SQUANDERING, ppr. Spending lavishly; wasting.
Webster Dictionary :: Squanderer
SQUANDERER, n. One who spends his money prodigally, without necessity or use; a ...
Webster Dictionary :: Squandered
SQUANDERED, pp. Spent lavishly and without necessity or use; wasted; dissipated,...
Webster Dictionary :: Squander
SQUANDER, v.t. [G., to turn.] 1. To spend lavishly or profusely; to spend prodig...
Webster Dictionary :: Squamous
SQUAMOUS, a. [L.] Scaly; covered with scales; as the squamous cones of the pine.
Webster Dictionary :: Squamigerous
SQUAMIGEROUS, a. [L., to bear.] Bearing or having scales.
Webster Dictionary :: Squamiform
SQUAMIFORM, a. [L., a scale, and form.] Having the form or shape of scales.
Webster Dictionary :: Squalor
SQUALOR, n. [L.] Foulness; filthiness; coarseness.
Webster Dictionary :: Squally
SQUALLY, a. 1. Abounding with squalls disturbed often with sudden and violent gu...
Webster Dictionary :: Squalling
SQUALLING, ppr. Crying out harshly; screaming.
