squat
adjective /skwɒt/
/skwɑːt/ (squatter, squattest)Definition
› short and wide, usually in a way that is not attractive: a row of ugly, squat houses a heavily built, squat manLow, short and shallowWide and thick
(Definition of squat adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- (as) long as your arm idiom
- brief adjective (SHORT IN LENGTH)
- knee-high adjective
- level verb (DESTROY)
- long adjective (DISTANCE)
- longish adjective
- low adjective, adverb
- shallow adjective (NOT DEEP)
- short adjective (DISTANCE)
- short- prefix
- short-range adjective
- shortish adjective (DISTANCE)
- shorty noun
- shrimp noun (PERSON)
- stumpy adjective
- stunted adjective
- sunken adjective
- titch noun
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Low, short and shallow
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