Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
squattle
verb
/ˈskwätl/
Definition
To sit or crouch in a position that’s low to the ground while resting on the haunches; to squat.
Examples
- After a long day of hiking, we squattled by the campfire, enjoying the warmth.
- He liked to squattle on the steps while watching the world go by.
- Children often squattle in the grass during playtime.
Meaning
Squattle describes the action of sitting in a low position with the legs bent and the buttocks close to the ground. This position is often associated with comfort, rest, or leisure in various cultures.
Synonyms
- squat
- crouch
- hunker
