a. Also 7 squobb’d. [f. SQUAB a. or v.] Squat, dumpy.
1694. Motteux, Rabelais, IV. ix. 38. A strapping, fusty squobb’d Dowdy.
1822. Blackw. Mag., XII. 70. What, that squabb’d thing? that’s none of mine.
1893. Westm. Gaz., 7 March, 9/2. A ‘squabbed’ shape dome and an ordinary ‘Ramsbottom’ safety valve.
