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UK
/skwˈɪnti/
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ADJECTIVE
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(used especially of glances) directed to one side with or as if with doubt or suspicion or envy
sidelong glances
her eyes with their misted askance look -
characterized by squinting
he looked with squinty eyes
How To Use squinty In A Sentence
- Which caused MSNBC's Keith Olbermann to go into an eleven-minute, high dudgeon rant addressed directly to Cheney, with a lot of "You sirs" and squinty, glinty eyeballing. Kate Clinton: Shut Up Cheney
- Eventually he started to talk with the bartender, a portly fellow with a large salt-and-pepper mustache and squinty eyes.
- While some tunes might suggest the hanging of the ten, others evoke sombrero-sporting mariachis and pompadoured teds, Martinis in the Boom-Boom Room or riding shotgun with Squinty Clint.
- I called on Cwasey, a shrimpy bespectacled boy with squinty eyes and a freshly shaved head. Dan Brown: The First Day of "The Great Expectations School" (Exclusive Book Excerpt)
- October 27th, 2006 at 12: 39 am paris hiton is ugly skinny and useless her eyes are too squinty and those boobs are fake shes soo vain and whoever said she was beautiful must be blind now catherine zeta jones is beautiful liv tyler is beauyiful lots of actresses are beautiful mbut paris not much of a looker at all elliosh Says: David Letterman Interviews Paris Hilton
- A heavier-than-average baby at nine pounds something with a messy crop of soot-black hair, squinty eyes and dimples in all the right places.
- Stoic and economical in his movements, expressing emotional pain through tight-lipped grimaces and squinty eyes, Mortenson is the perfect cowboy hero.
- It was a nice face, with squinty eyes, graying brown hair, wrinkles, and a little, absent smile.
- I fancied that she imagined her wedding to the squinty-eyed, dumpy man sitting beside her.
- As for looks, I think he has beady little squinty eyes which are only enhanced by his huge conk.