Words Containing SQUI

262 words contain SQUI anywhere. Scores range up to 35 points (SQUIZZES), averaging 21.2 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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Designed to repel or control mosquitoes.

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Looking sideways, as in suspicion.

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A type of basque petticoat.

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Plural of BASQUINE.

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Present participle of BURLESQUE.

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Alternative form of damascene.

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Past tense of DAMASQUIN.

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Present participle of DAMASQUIN.

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Third-person singular present tense of DAMASQUIN.

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A feeling of anxiety or unease.

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Past tense of DISQUIET.

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In a manner showing anxiety or unease.

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The state of being anxious or uneasy.

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To disturb or make uneasy.

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Past tense of DISQUIETEN.

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Present participle of DISQUIETEN.

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Third-person singular present tense of DISQUIETEN.

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Causing unease or anxiety.

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Present participle of DISQUIET.

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In a manner that causes anxiety or unease.

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Tending to disturb or unsettle.

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In a restless or uneasy manner.

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The state of being troubled or disturbed.

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Plural of DISQUIETNESS.

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Causing uneasiness or restlessness.

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Plural of DISQUIET.

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A state of anxiety or uneasiness.

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Plural of DISQUIETUDE.

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A lengthy formal discourse or essay analyzing a topic.

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Relating to a formal discourse or treatise.

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Relating to a formal discourse or treatise.

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Plural of DISQUISITION.

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Eager to investigate or discuss; inquisitive.

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Relating to or characteristic of a disquisition.

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A title of respect, especially in the UK, placed after a name.

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Past tense of ESQUIRE.

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Plural of ESQUIRE.

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A female esquire.

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Plural of ESQUIRESS.

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Present participle of ESQUIRE.

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A preliminary sketch, especially for a painting or sculpture.

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Plural of ESQUISSE.

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A small tropical bird of the tanager family.

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Plural of GRASSQUIT.

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Mean or petty; stingy.

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Petty or mean.

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Petty or mean-spirited behavior.

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Plural of MESQUINERIE.

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A spiny tree or shrub of the genus Prosopis.

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A spiny tree of the genus Prosopis with edible pods.

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Plural of MESQUITE.

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Plural of MESQUIT.

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A small flying insect that bites and sucks blood.

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Plural form of mosquito.

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Full of or infested with mosquitoes.

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A small fish that eats mosquito larvae, often used for control.

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Plural of MOSQUITOFISH.

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More mosquito-infested or bothersome.

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Most full of mosquitoes.

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Plural of MOSQUITO.

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How many words containing squi are there?

There are 262 words containing squi.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain SQUI anywhere?

SQUIZZES scores 35 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.