squattiness
- noun
- /ˈskwɑːtɪnɪs/
- The dog’s squattiness gave it a sturdy and powerful appearance despite its small size.
Examples
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Her squattiness made her easy to spot in a crowd full of tall athletes.
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The squattiness of the bulldog makes it adorable.
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Critics said the vehicle’s squattiness made it look unbalanced compared to sleeker models.
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Many people find the squattiness of certain breeds appealing.
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Her squattiness made her easy to spot in a crowd full of tall athletes.
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The dog’s squattiness gave it a sturdy and powerful appearance despite its small size.
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Many people find the squattiness of certain breeds appealing.
Synonyms
A soft, round body shape with a little extra weight
A soft, rounded fullness, like a kitten's body or a cheek
Having a fairly heavy, solid body
A short, thick shape that looks wide and squat
A state of being a little round and soft in the body
A short, wide shape that looks low to the ground
A strong, thick body with clear muscles
Being rather short with a slightly heavy body shape
A person or animal body shape that is round and slightly plump
Antonyms
How Short
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Squattiness comes from the word squat, which means 'low' or 'to crouch' and is also the name of the exercise that makes legs wide and strong. So, squattiness is the quality of being short, stocky, and solid.