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Definition of Squiny

1. v. i. To squint.

Definition of Squiny

1. to squint [v SQUINIED, SQUINYING, SQUINIES] - See also: squint

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Squiny

squint squint-eye squint-eyed squinted squinter squinters squintest squintier squintiest squinting

squintingly squinting eye squints squinty squint hook squiny (current term) squinying squinzey squirage squirages

squirarchies squirarchy squire squire squirearchies squirearchy squired squireen squireens squirely

Literary usage of Squiny

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1. Publications by Shakespeare Society (Great Britain) (1844)
"squiny.—"Lear. I remember thine eyes well enough: Dost thou ... 1 don't like she, she do squiny so." STICKLER.—" The dragon wing of night ..."

2. Publications by Musical Antiquarian Society (1847)
"I remember thine eyes well enough: Dost thou squiny at me f This word is used for one looking askance, or under the eyelids, as it is called, ..."

3. The Shakespeare Society Papers by Shakespeare Society (Great Britain) (1847)
"I remember thine eyes well enough: Dost thou squiny at me ?" This word is used for one looking askance, ... 1 don't like she, she do squiny so." STICKLER. ..."

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