skwɔt
91square-shouldered — /skwɛə ˈʃoʊldəd/ (say skwair shohlduhd) adjective having shoulders set so as to present an approximately rectangular outline …
92square-toed — /skwɛə ˈtoʊd/ (say skwair tohd) adjective having a broad, square toe, as a shoe …
93squared ring — /skwɛəd ˈrɪŋ/ (say skwaird ring) noun Colloquial the boxing ring. Also, squared circle …
94squareface — /ˈskwɛəfeɪs/ (say skwairfays) Colloquial –noun 1. cheap hard liquor. –adjective 2. (of liquor) cheap. {from liquor sold in square sided bottles} …
95squarehead — /ˈskwɛəhɛd/ (say skwairhed) noun 1. a conservative in manners, dress, and behaviour. 2. Prison a law abiding person. 3. a. Colloquial (derogatory) (racist) a German, Dutch, or Scandinavian person or migrant. b. World War I a German soldier. { …
96squareline — /ˈskwɛəlaɪn/ (say skwairluyn) adjective 1. of or relating to a construction, fitting, etc., which is square shaped. –noun 2. a moveable dwelling fitted with wheels with a drawbar that can be attached to a vehicle to allow it to be moved;… …
97squarish — /ˈskwɛərɪʃ/ (say skwairrish) adjective approximately square. {squar(e) + ish1} …
98squashy — /ˈskwɒʃi/ (say skwoshee) adjective (squashier, squashiest) 1. easily squashed; pulpy. 2. soft and wet, as ground, etc. 3. having a squashed appearance. {squash1 + y1} –squashily, adverb –squashiness, noun …
99squat toilet — /ˈskwɒt tɔɪlət/ (say skwot toyluht) noun a flush toilet consisting principally of a hole at floor level over which the person using it squats; hole in the floor toilet …
100squattage — /ˈskwɒtɪdʒ/ (say skwotij) noun Australian History an area of land leased from the government for grazing, stock raising, etc …
