Obs. rare. [f. SQUARE a. or v.]
1. A square; a rule or standard.
1582. J. Bell, Haddon’s Answ. Osor., A vj b. The right squaryer of Christian fayth. Ibid., 411 b. If Luthers rule be agreably apporcioned accordyng to the infallible squarier of that holy standard.
2. A sort of false dice.
1591. Greene, Conny Catch., I. (1859), 4. Therefore had I cheates for the very sise, of the squariers, langrets, gourds, stoppe-dice, high-men, low-men, and dice barde for all advauntages.
