foursquare
- adjective
- /ˈfɔrˌskwɛr/
- He placed the box foursquare on the table so that it wouldn't wobble.
Examples
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The room was designed in a foursquare layout, with walls that met at right angles.
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The garden has a foursquare shape that is easy to maintain.
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There was a four square marathon fundraiser where for four days there would constantly have to be a game of Foursquare happening.
Synonyms
Having four equal sides and four corners
Square in shape, often used in science
Having four sides and four angles like a square or a rectangle
In a neat, even way with straight edges
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Foursquare comes from four and square, meaning 'four' and 'square'. Imagine a box with four equal sides set flat on the ground; that picture explains why it describes something square in shape or placed solidly without leaning.