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squaach, squaak, squagh, squaich, squaicher, squaigh, squaik, squak, squauch, squawch, squawk, squawk, squek,
squaik [skwek]
also squauch [skwɑx], squaich [skwex]
n. A loud scream, screech.
v. Of birds or trapped animals: to squeal, squeak, screech, scream, squawk, squall.
also squauch [skwɑx], squaich [skwex]
n. A loud scream, screech.
v. Of birds or trapped animals: to squeal, squeak, screech, scream, squawk, squall.
Compounds and phrases etc.
squaicher: WC. The starling Sturnus vulgaris.
skwaal, squail, squal, squalach, squall, squallach, squallich, squalloch, swaall,
squall [skwal]
n. A squall. A row, disturbance, quarrel.
n. A squall. A row, disturbance, quarrel.
squalloch [MN. ˈskwaləix]
n. A loud cry. A person of noisy manner with a shrill voice.
v. MN. To scream, cry out in a shrill voice, make a noise and commotion.
n. A loud cry. A person of noisy manner with a shrill voice.
v. MN. To scream, cry out in a shrill voice, make a noise and commotion.
squander, squanderin, squandert, squanner, squannered, squannerin, squannert,
squander [ˈskwan(d)ər]
v. To squander.
pt. pp. squandert
v. To squander.
pt. pp. squandert
Compounds and phrases etc.
squanderin: Squanderin.
squaar, square, squarr, squaur, squer, squerr, swhare,
square [skweːr, skwɛr]
n. A square.
adj. Of a square shape.
n. A square.
adj. Of a square shape.
squat, squattle,
squat [ˈskwatl]
v. To squat.
v. To squat.
squattle
v. To lie low, nestle, lie squat, sprawl.
v. To lie low, nestle, lie squat, sprawl.
squarthry, squath$ry, squather, squather, squathr$y, squathry, squatter, squatterie, squattery,
squatter [ˈskwatər]
n. A spluttering, fluttering noise. A great splashing. A large number of small creatures or objects. A disorderly confused crowd.
v. To flutter in water like a duck. To flounder or flap about in mud or water, To scatter about, squander, act with profusion.
n. A spluttering, fluttering noise. A great splashing. A large number of small creatures or objects. A disorderly confused crowd.
v. To flutter in water like a duck. To flounder or flap about in mud or water, To scatter about, squander, act with profusion.
squattery
n. A large number of small creatures or objects. A disorderly confused crowd.
n. A large number of small creatures or objects. A disorderly confused crowd.
squaek, squaik, squeak, squeik, squeyk,
squeak [skwik]
n. A squeak.
v. To squeak.
n. A squeak.
v. To squeak.
skwyle, squeal, squeyl, squile, squyle,
squeal [skwil, MN. skwəil]
n. An outcry, uproar, quarrel. An informer, a tell-tale.
v. To squeal. To grumble, scold.
n. An outcry, uproar, quarrel. An informer, a tell-tale.
v. To squeal. To grumble, scold.
skweeb, skweib, squb, squeeb, squeib,
squeeb [skwib]
n. A squib, a firework, a banger. A mean, scrounging, insignificant person.
n. A squib, a firework, a banger. A mean, scrounging, insignificant person.
squeef, squeif,
squeef [skwif]
n. SW. A shabby looking mean, disreputable character. S. A mischievous boy.
n. SW. A shabby looking mean, disreputable character. S. A mischievous boy.