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/skwob"ee/, adj., squabbier, squabbiest.short and stout; squat.[1745-55; SQUAB + -Y1]
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squabby — [skwä′bē] adj. squabbier, squabbiest short and stout … English World dictionary
squabby — squab·by || skwÉ‘bɪ / skwÉ’b adj. plump, short and fat … English contemporary dictionary
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