Definition of Squarings

1. squaring [n] - See also: squaring

Lexicographical Neighbors of Squarings

squares
squares the circle
squaresail
squaresails
squarest
squaretail
squaretails
squaretoes
squarewise
squarial
squarials
squaric
squaric acid
squaring
squaring the circle
squarings
squarish
squarishly
squarishness
squarishnesses
squark
squarks
squarrose
squarrosely
squarroso-dentate
squarrous
squarrulose
squarson
squarsons
squash

Literary usage of Squarings

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Directions for Laying Off Ships on the Mouldloft Floor: With Some by John Fincham (1840)
"To end the level lines forward, square down where they intersect the middle and after edge of the rabbet in the sheer plan, and set off on these squarings ..."

2. The Laws of Fésole: A Familiar Treatise on the Elementary Principles and by John Ruskin (1886)
"To represent these roundings, squarings, and flattenings completely, with all the tints of brown and gray involved in them, ..."

3. The Laws of Fésole: A Familiar Treatise on the Elementary Principles and by John Ruskin (1879)
"... To represent these roundings, squarings, and flattening* completely, with all the tints of brown and grey involved in them, ..."

4. The New Evangelism, and Other Addresses by Henry Drummond (1899)
"What moves an attentive mind in a sermon is its residual truth, not the complementary passages, not the squarings with other doctrines, but that truth on ..."

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