squint /skwint/

Obliquely, to one side

1. Looking obliquely
2. Looking askance
3. Squinting
4. Strabismic
5. Oblique
6. Indirect

1. To look obliquely
2. To have the eyes focusing in different directions, either by purposely crossing them, or by strabismus
3. To have a side reference or allusion
4. To glance aside or casually
5. To glance (informal)
6. To give an impression of disapproval in one's glance

1. To cause to squint
2. To direct or divert obliquely

1. The act or habit of squinting
2. Strabismus
3. An oblique look
4. A glance
5. A peep
6. An oblique reference, hint, tendency, or aim
7. An oblique opening in a wall, eg a hagioscope

squintˈer noun

squintˈing noun and adjective

squintˈingly adverb

squintˈy adjective

squintˈ-eye or squintˈ-eyes noun (offensive)

Someone who squints

• give rein
• give rise to
• givers
• gives
• give someone a bell
• give someone a leg up
• give someone a start
• give someone a tinkle
• give someone beans
• give someone best
• give someone five
• give someone gyp
• give someone hell
• give someone her due
• give someone her head
• give someone his due
• give someone his head
• give someone his kale through the reek
• give someone laldie
• give someone rope
• give someone stick
• give someone the bird
• give someone the bum's rush
• give someone the come-on
• give someone the finger