to squiz
- verb
- /skwɪz/
- Slang
- Can I squiz your notes to see what I missed in class?
Examples
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Can you squiz over here for a second?
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Just squiz at that!
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He took a quick squiz at the newspaper headlines before leaving for work.
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She gave the menu a squiz before deciding what to order.
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He took a quick squiz at the newspaper headlines before leaving for work.
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Can I squiz your notes to see what I missed in class?
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She gave the menu a squiz before deciding what to order.
Synonyms
To look quickly at someone or something
Look quickly at someone or something
To look quickly and secretly at something
To see someone or something for a short time
To look quickly and secretly at something you are not supposed to see
Tell someone to look at something surprising or interesting
Look at something quickly without reading it carefully
To see something for a short time, usually by chance
To look quickly through something to find an item or fact
To look with partly closed eyes because something is bright or hard to see
To have a quick look at something because you are curious
To look quickly at something
Antonyms
How Quick
Surface Forms
Etymology
Squiz as a verb means 'to look quickly'. Think of it as a tiny squeeze of your attention: the word sounds like squeeze, so you can picture giving something one quick, short look.