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squarish

[ UK /skwˈe‍əɹɪʃ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. somewhat square in appearance or form

How To Use squarish In A Sentence

  • He had a stern, squarish jaw, and a rather crooked nose.
  • My back measures 13 from scye to scye that would be the little notch in the armhole in the back pattern piece - the squarish ones. So many dresses, they're coming out of the walls - A Dress A Day
  • Go through a gap in the brush a little way, until you see the cluster of oak where Brianna shot a possum, bear left to a squarish rock with a bunch of adder's-tongue growing over it" The fact that the need for my services as a guide was probably all that kept them from killing me on the spot was, of course, a secondary consideration. A Breath of Snow and Ashes
  • On this face and that wall, bullet holes decorated the next layer, of dumpiness and squarishness, prettied up on the front with plaster and with bright, childish advertising on the side. SeeLight:
  • The House of Prayer is shaped like a squarish oval.
  • The premolars and molars are squarish, flattened and nodular, and used for crushing, grinding and pulping noncoarse foods. Anti-Deer-Hunting Billboard Goes Up in Kansas City
  • The arcade is a dark, damp area with about 15 small, squarish booths with video screens, chairs, trash cans and, of course, paper towels.
  • Go through a gap in the brush a little way, until you see the cluster of oak where Brianna shot a possum, bear left to a squarish rock with a bunch of adder's-tongue growing over it" The fact that the need for my services as a guide was probably all that kept them from killing me on the spot was, of course, a secondary consideration. A Breath of Snow and Ashes
  • Soon, this same planar element reappeared in some of her paintings and watercolors as a squarish brushstroke, abstracting the shape of flowers.
  • Hamish wrote on unheeding, squarish writing, hard pencil. THE TARTAN RINGERS
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