rare. [f. SQUAT v. 9.] The act of squatting; land occupied by squatting.
1860. Chambers’s Jrnl., XIV. 39. The ghost of a squatter might prove a less unpleasant neighbour than the squatter himself, dispossessed of his squatment.
1887. F. W. Maitland, in H. L. Fisher, Biogr. Sk. (1910), 41. If ever I saw an untitled squatment it is now.
