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unsquire

unsquire verb: to strip of the dignity of squire.

Verb

unsquire (third-person singular simple present unsquires, present participle unsquiring, simple past and past participle unsquired)

  1. (transitive) To strip of the dignity of squire.

Forms of unsquire

third-person singular presentunsquires
present participleunsquiring
past participleunsquired
pastunsquired

Origin of unsquire

From un- + squire.

Questions about unsquire

What does unsquire mean?
Unsquire means to strip of the dignity of squire.
What part of speech is unsquire?
Unsquire is a verb.
What is the past tense of unsquire?
The past tense of unsquire is unsquired.

Words near unsquire in the dictionary

  1. unsqueezed
  2. unsqueezes
  3. unsqueezing
  4. unsquelched
  5. unsquinting
  6. unsquire
  7. unsquired
  8. unsquirelike
  9. unsquires
  10. unsquiring
  11. unsquirted

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