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[
skwur
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uh
-lee
,
skwuhr
-
or, especially Brit.
,
skwir
-
]
squir·rel·y
/
ˈskwɜr
ə
li
,
ˈskwʌr-
or, especially Brit.
,
ˈskwɪr-
/
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[
skwur
-
uh
-lee
,
skwuhr
-
or, especially Brit.
,
skwir
-
]
Show IPA
adjective
Slang
.
eccentric; flighty.
Also,
squir·rel·ly.
Origin:
1930–35;
squirrel
+
-y
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