Square
English Meaning
The corner, or angle, of a figure.
- A plane figure having four equal sides.
- Something having an equal-sided rectangular form: a square of cloth.
- A T-shaped or L-shaped instrument for drawing or testing right angles.
- Mathematics The product obtained when a number or quantity is multiplied by itself: 49 is the square of 7.
- Games Any of the quadrilateral spaces on a board, as in chess.
- An open, usually four-sided area at the intersection of two or more streets, often planted with grass and trees for use as a park.
- A rectangular space enclosed by streets and occupied by buildings; a block.
- Slang A person who is regarded as dull, rigidly conventional, and out of touch with current trends.
- Slang A square meal. Often used in the plural: three squares a day.
- Having four equal sides and four right angles.
- Forming a right angle.
- Expressed in units measuring area: square feet.
- Having a specified length in each of two equal dimensions: a room that is 12 feet square.
- Having a base that is a square: a square pyramid.
- Nautical Set at right angles to the mast and keel. Used of the yards of a square-rigged ship.
- Approximately rectangular and equilateral in cross section: a square house.
- Characterized by blocklike solidity or sturdiness.
- Honest; direct: a square answer.
- Just; equitable: a square deal.
- Having all accounts settled; even.
- Sports Even; tied.
- Slang Rigidly conventional; dull.
- To cut to a square or rectangular shape.
- To test for conformity to a desired plane, straight line, or right angle.
- To mark into squares. Often used with off.
- To bring into conformity or agreement: She could not square the request with her principles.
- To bring (oneself) into a better position or relation: He tried to square himself with his parents.
- To set straight or at approximate right angles: square one's cap.
- To bring into balance; settle: square a debt.
- Sports To even the score of: to square a game.
- Mathematics To raise (a number or quantity) to the second power.
- Mathematics To find a square equal in area to (the area of a given figure).
- Informal To bribe or fix: a party in litigation that tried to square the judge.
- Mathematics To be at right angles.
- To agree or conform: a story that doesn't square with the facts.
- Mathematics At right angles.
- In a square shape.
- In a solid manner; firmly.
- Directly; straight: ran square into each other.
- In an honest, straightforward manner.
- square away Nautical To square the yards of a sailing vessel.
- square away To put away or in order.
- square off To assume a fighting stance; prepare to fight.
- square up To settle a bill or debt.
- on the square Mathematics At right angles.
- on the square Honestly and openly: has always dealt on the square.
- out of square Mathematics Not at exact right angles.
- out of square Not in agreement.
- square peg in a round hole Informal A misfit.
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