squit

/ (skwɪt) /


nounBritish slang
  1. an insignificant person

  2. nonsense; rubbish

Origin of squit

1
C19: dialectal variant of squirt

Words Nearby squit

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How to use squit in a sentence

  • I'm all ready for another tussle with those—what do you call 'em—squid—squit—good Lord!

    The Rise of Roscoe Paine | Joseph C. Lincoln
  • He says you don't say squit at Eton and you say Metutors not My tutors.

    Lost Diaries | Maurice Baring
  • "squit yer sojer foolins, Ben, and leave me pass," came from the well known voice of Serlizer.

    Two Knapsacks | John Campbell