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squat

[skwot] / skwɒt /


VERB
lower body by bending knees
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Example Sentences

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As labor continued, she got into a squatting position; she let out some squeals and her tail flapped.

From Los Angeles Times

The little fellow just squatted there on the ground, all humped up, with his eyes closed, and let the other monkeys lick away.

From Literature

People who know squat about American labor unions still know who Jimmy Hoffa is.

From Los Angeles Times

Nim squatted at the edge, out of the way of the wind and stink.

From Literature

On Camino Escalante, Guthrie’s squat, orange brick house is set back from the road behind a lawn planted with prickly pear, agave, cholla and yucca.

From The Wall Street Journal