Where does “squit” come from?
squit (English) comes from English quit, from Middle English quiten, from Anglo-Norman quitter, from Old French quitter, from Old French quitte, from Latin quiētus, from Latin quiēscō, from Latin quiēs — to rest; rest, peace.
squit (English): A person of low status; Nonsense; amusing...
Definitions
- A person of low status; Nonsense; amusing...
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