Squanto

[ skwon-toh ]

noun

1. died 1622, North American Indian of the Narragansett tribe: interpreter for the Pilgrims.

Example Sentences

When poor Squanto finally reached the New England shores once more he found everything sadly changed.

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Governor Bradford looked at it wonderingly and then asked Squanto what it meant.

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And that Indian proved to be Squanto, one of the five who had been taken away fifteen years before.

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Squanto himself came to see Massasoit several times, and from him Philip heard the story of his adventures across the sea.

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The plantation at Plymouth enjoyed the benefit of Squanto's presence with them, after the departure of the others.

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