Squatters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SQUATTERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SQUATTER, to splash water about, also SWATTER
NOUN:
• a person who unlawfully occupies an uninhabited building or unused land
• a settler with no legal title to the land occupied, typically one on land not yet allocated by a government.
• a large-scale sheep or cattle farmer
• a person occupying a tract of pastoral land as a tenant of the Crown.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move through water

Words related to SQUATTERS

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Words that contain SQUATTERS

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How to use SQUATTERS in a sentence

• In 1867 there were in Montserrat 400 squatters, holding lands of from 3 to 120 acres, planted with cacao, coffee, or provisions.
• The Crown woods had been, of course, sadly plundered by squatters, and by others who should have known better.
• The squatters are of many races, and of many hues of black and brown.
• He robbed those wealthy squatters, their stock he did destroy, And a terror to Australia was the wild Colonial boy.
• THE SQUATTER’S MAN Come, all ye lads an’ list to me, That’s left your homes an’ crossed the sea, To try your fortune, bound or free, All in this golden land.
• So kindly pay attention, and I’ll pass the whisper round, The squatters of their own free will this year will pay the pound.
• That’s how the squatters say they’ll keep their Sovereign’s Jubilee.
• The squatters were well armed with axes, rifles, and ammunition.
• When the squatters first issued from the woods bordering the valley, an immense herd of wild horses or mustangs were browsing on the plain.
• Shortly after the incident narrated in the last chapter the squatters of the Mustang Valley lost their leader.
• After the third dance the two old squatters, the horse-buyer, the clergyman, and Mr Benson disappeared.
• He did a store cattle trade with the far-out squatters that were stocking up new country in Queensland, and it paid him very well, as nearly everything did that he touched.
• The first object was rendered imperative by the settlement of squatters on part of his richest land, some of which was even being offered for sale by unscrupulous land agents.
• We thought most and talked most of the historic island on the edge of which we had become squatters.
• A country of squatters and planters is naturally Conservative in its politics.
• The ties which brought the gold-seekers and squatters together were not of a sort to produce cheerfulness and merriment.
• Though prepared for the event, in one sense of the word, the great body of the squatters were not prepared for the unusual emotions which succeeded it in their bosoms.
• The squatters will keep the unions going right enough.
• The squatters had taken all that and left only stony ridges for folks like ours.
• Stray cattle were roaming over the country, eating the grass, and the main resource of the squatters was the Pounds Act.
• All the people far and near invited themselves to the feast, from the most extensive of squatters to the oldest of old hands.
• And the squatters, in order to keep a foothold in the country, had to seek markets for their stock over the sea.
• The squatters were assisted in their endeavours to diminish the numbers of their live stock by their neighbours, both black and white.
• Many of the squatters by this time had spent their last dollar, and there was little work for them to do.
• There are three or four families of squatters on it now.
• They were mostly squatters, and the prize was a rich one.
• In utter humiliation and disgust many of the squatters went home.
• No legislature in America had ever been elected as they had been, and we have already learned what a thrill of horror and pain this caused in the hearts of the squatters.
• The great mass of the squatters were just from the other side of the river.
• As a result the Kansas squatters had gone to work with a will.
• Meanwhile, in the earlier years the squatters were merry monarchs, reigning as supreme in the Provincial Councils as in the jockey clubs.
• Besides, there is the Indian strain in them, and they are squatters.
• This tribe looked upon the British settlers in the Niagara region as squatters on their territory.
• They particularly resented the act of certain squatters who, without their consent, had settled along the Niagara portage.

Similar words containing SQUATTER without suffix s

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