Squaws is valid word

Definitions for SQUAWS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SQUAW, (Native American) an offensive word for a woman, esp. a wife
• an American Indian woman or wife.
• a woman or wife.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• often offensiv; an American Indian woman

Words related to SQUAWS

squaw17

Words that contain SQUAWS

oldsquaws22

How to use SQUAWS in a sentence

• That night a lot of the squaws commenced going around through the village, singing their war-songs, and making a great noise.
• Even in their games the warriors and squaws never played together.
• Among the thousands of squaws I have seen on the Pacific Slope, from Mexico to Alaska, I can recall only one whom I could call really beautiful.
• The warning was so short that the squaws and children had barely time to retreat out of the way.
• The women, with their yellow complexions, and the bright red blankets they wear folded around the head and shoulders, resemble Indian Squaws.
• This morning they all returned, and reported that they had killed ten of the Foxes and two squaws.
• It has converted several squaws and more than one Indian.
• Their squaws gradually wandered off to other tribes.
• These squaws, while captives, were subjected to the severest labor and the most brutal punishment which Indian ingenuity could invent.
• While on shore we saw twenty-five squaws, and about the same number of children, who had been taken prisoners two weeks ago, in a battle with their countrymen the Mahas.
• The squaws worked busily, cutting the meat into strips which they hung over their shoulders to sun dry during the day.
• The canvas flap was put back and an old Indian buck appeared, followed by several squaws and young bucks, yawning and staring.
• Besides, he had learned, from his own observance and from the tongues of others, how his brother cherished her more than any of his squaws or children.
• They saw a dozen or more redmen and their squaws the following morning, at a station where they stopped for water.
• They were peaceful, and we traded with them and gave the squaws some necklaces of bright colored beads.
• Skinning-knife in hand, the Squaws waited for the tumult to subside that they might complete the tragedy.
• Washington Matthews has often seen a blush on the faces of the young squaws belonging to various wild Indian tribes of North America.
• The braves worked in the fields for Denton and the squaws kept to the shade with their numerous children.
• The squaws showed me the robes they had dressed since I was there the last time, and I saw that they were in a fine condition.
• After the peace smoke was over, everybody left the wigwam and everyone, Chief, warriors, and squaws, all joined in the peace dance, I of course taking a part with the rest.
• I asked which way the Indians had come from and if there were any squaws with them.
• Chiefs and warriors, squaws and maidens, were attracted by the new doctrine of the converted Indians.
• She would talk with the squaws, but if a warrior appeared, she hid herself till he was gone.
• James thought the young squaws were going to put him to death.

Similar words containing SQUAW without suffix s

squaw17 squawk22 squawks23 squawky26 oldsquaw21 squawked25 squawker24 squawman22 squawmen22 oldsquaws22 squawbush26 squawfish27 squawkers25 squawkier25 squawking26 squawroot21 squawkiest26 squawkings27 squawroots22 squawbushes28 squawfishes29

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