Square

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 496
skwar, adj. having Jour equal sides and angles forming a right angle having a straight from or an outline formed by straight lines.— n. that which is square a square figure a four sided space inclosed by houses a square body of troops the length of the side of any figure squared an instrument for measuring right angles: arith the product of a quantity multipiied by itself. v.t. to form like a square to form witn four equal sides and angles: {arith to multiply by itself: \naut.) to place at right angles with the keel.— a. Squarene . If), Fr esquarre (Fr. tfq/terre)—L. ex -quadra re, to square qttadrus, conn with quattuor, four. Cf. Squad and Quarry.] Squash, skwosh, v to beat or pre into pulp' to crush flat. n. a sudden fall or shock of soft bodies: anything soft and easil\ crushed, anything soft or unripe. iConn with Quash
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