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Meaning
Adj
●
Relatively
short
or low, and
thick
or broad.
●
Sitting on
one's
heels
;
sitting
close to
the
ground
;
cowering
or crouching.
Noun
●
A
position
assumed
by
bending
deeply
at the
knees
while
resting
on
one's
feet.
●
In Exercise:
Any of various
modes
of
callisthenic
exercises
performed
by
moving
the body and
bending
at least
one knee.
●
In Exercise & Weightlifting:
Any of various
modes
of
callisthenic
exercises
performed
by
moving
the body and
bending
at least
one knee.
A specific
exercise
in
weightlifting
performed
by
bending
deeply
at the
knees
and then
rising
(back
squat
), especially with a
barbell
resting
across the
shoulders
(barbell back
squat
).
●
A
building
occupied
without
permission
, as
practiced
by a squatter.
●
A place of
concealment
in which a
hare
spends time
when
inactive
, especially during
the day
; a form.
●
A
toilet
used by
squatting
as opposed to
sitting
; a
squat
toilet
.
●
In American English & Canadian English:
Clipping of
diddly-squat
; something of no value.
●
In Mining:
A small
vein
of ore.
●
A
mineral
consisting of
tin ore
and spar.
●
A
sudden
or
crushing
fall.
●
In Sharks:
The
angel shark
(genus Squatina).
Verb
●
To
bend
deeply
at the
knees
while
resting
on
one's
feet.
●
In Exercise:
To
perform
one or more
callisthenic
exercises
by
moving
the body and
bending
at least
one knee.
●
In Exercise & Weightlifting:
To
perform
one or more
callisthenic
exercises
by
moving
the body and
bending
at least
one knee.
To
exercise
by
bending
deeply
at the
knees
and then
rising
, while
bearing
weight
across the
shoulders
or
upper
back.
●
To
occupy
or
reside
in a place without the
permission
of the owner.
●
To
sit
close to
the
ground
; to
stoop
, or
lie
close to
the
ground
,
for example
to
escape
observation.
●
To
bruise
or
flatten
by a
fall
; to squash.
●
In Internet:
To cybersquat.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Origin
squat
English
squatten
Middle English (1100-1500)
esquatir
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
coactus
Latin
Sourced from
Etym
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Rhymes
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