Squaw is valid word

Definitions for SQUAW in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Native American) an offensive word for a woman, esp. a wife
• offensive term for a Native American woman
• A female; a woman; -- in the language of Indian tribes of the Algonquin family, correlative of sannup.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• often offensiv; an American Indian woman

Words related to SQUAW

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Words that contain SQUAW

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How to use SQUAW in a sentence

• Each of them had a squaw wife and numerous half-breed children, living in tents of buffalo skins.
• The squaw took the well-beaten track, walking very rapidly and often looking back to see that she was followed.
• Subsequently the line was drawn less strictly, but still no Indian was allowed to marry a squaw of his own clan, though there might be no blood, relationship between them.
• A squaw was picking berries in a place rendered dangerous by the proximity of the enemy.
• An ugly squaw whose nose had been bitten off years before in a fight, stabbed her brother that night, because he refused her more whisky.
• A squaw was bent over a tub of washing, another stood beside the tiny frosted window staring out.
• A paddle was raised by them in the air, on which was strung the head of a squaw and the scalps.
• It had never occurred to Margaret, during her conversation with the squaw, to ask her name.
• His attitude was pretty much like that of the American Indian towards his squaw.
• A young squaw, Singing Arrow, will be here in a few minutes.
• I had come to think her gracious by nature, and she would treat this girl with courtesy, but she was a great lady while Singing Arrow was a squaw, and she would remember it.
• No Indian lover, she knew, ever won his squaw in this way.
• It was a cruel weapon, for the Indian is cruel to everything in his power, from his squaw to his dog.
• In a short time he again drew aside the skin which hung across the entrance, and a squaw advanced, evidently in deep terror, bearing some raw meat.
• CHAPTER III THE LITTLE SQUAW WITH WHITE FEET The morning after the arrival of the schooner, Gregg Harlan woke with an aching head and trembling limbs.
• The squaw, giving him a furtive stare, turned and started on, bent under her burden.
• The poor little squaw looked into my face with a wondering and sympathizing expression.
• We followed the old squaw to her lodge, which was at no great distance in the woods.
• Let Myeerah take the pale face back to her wigwam and there feed him and make a squaw of him.
• So Jake departed, the squaw tying the flap of the tent after he had gone.
• Squaw was binding it on as though she intended it never to come off.
• He was embarrassed by the arch smile which Lucy Lily gave him, and he wished vaguely that she was the blanket squaw she looked to be.
• The squaw was moving about within the hut, collecting the pitifully few belongings which Lucy Lily had disdained to steal.
• The squaw listened, looking at him with dull black eyes and a face like a stamped-leather portrait of an Indian.
• The squaw was sitting on the floor against the wall.
• The squaw stood on the door-step watching while they were getting ready.
• She asked Rodney had she not been a good squaw to him.

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