squat
81squat — 1. n. nothing; nothing at all 2. v. sit; sit down; sit and remain sitting …
82squat — 1. Move into a deserted house and live there illegally. 2. squatter One who does this …
83squat — to bruise or make flat by letting fall ; ACTIVE. S …
84squat — v., adj., & n. v. (squatted, squatting) 1 intr. a crouch with the hams resting on the backs of the heels. b sit on the ground etc. with the knees drawn up and the heels close to or touching the hams. 2 tr. put (a person) into a squatting position …
85anti-squat system — Squat is the action of the rear end of the vehicle to point downward during hard acceleration. The suspension in cars is designed to remove this tendency. Contrasts with anti dive system …
86squat toilet — noun A toilet, usually consisting of a hole in the ground and sometimes a tank, which is operated by squatting, as opposed to sitting …
87squat thrust — noun /skwɒt θɹʌst/ A physical exercise performed by thrusting the legs fully backwards from a squatting position with hands on the floor …
88squat thrust — noun an exercise in which the legs are thrust backwards to their full extent from a squatting position with the hands on the floor …
89squat toilet — /ˈskwɒt tɔɪlət/ (say skwot toyluht) noun a flush toilet consisting principally of a hole at floor level over which the person using it squats; hole in the floor toilet …
90squat board — noun : a horizontal plane (as a plate or extension of the hull) placed at the level of the water to prevent squatting …
