Squib, v. n. (Colloq.) Make lampoons, throw squibs, make sarcastic remarks, fling.
Squid, n. Cuttle-fish, octopus, ink-fish (Sepia officinalis).
Squint, v. n. Look askant, look askance, look obliquely.
Squint-eyed, a.
- 1. Cock-eyed, cross-eyed, squinting.
- 2. Oblique, sinister, indirect, malignant.
Squinting, n. Strabism, strabismus.
Squirarchy, n. Gentlemen, gentry, gentlefolk.
Squire, v. a. Attend, escort, gallant, accompany, wait on.
Squire, n. Esquire.
Squireen, n. [Modern, Eng.] Country squire, petty squire.
Squirm, v. n. Writhe, wriggle, twist.
Squirt, v. a. Eject (through a syringe), spirt.
Squirt, n. Syringe.
Stab, v. a.
- 1. Pierce, transfix, gore, spear, transpierce, pink, wound.
- 2. Wound, wound maliciously.
- 3. Injure secretly, malign, slander.
Stab, n.
- 1. Thrust, cut, prick.
- 2. Wound, blow, dagger-stroke.
- 3. Injury, malicious thrust, covert wound.
Stabber, n. Assassin, privy murderer.
Stability, n.
- 1. Fixedness, durability, permanence, stableness, steadiness, immovability, strength.