Squirrel синонимы

  • cache
  • collect
  • deposit
  • garner
  • gather
  • hide
  • keep
  • save
  • stash
  • stockpile
  • store
  • treasure
  • acquire
  • amass
  • buy up
  • lay away
  • lay up
  • pile up
  • put aside for rainy day
  • put by
  • scrimp
  • sock away
  • stow away

On this page you’ll find 49 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to squirrel, such as: cache, collect, deposit, garner, gather, and hide.

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How to use squirrel in a sentence

You should also train your dog to look back at you every time they see a squirrel or something interesting, to essentially ask permission to investigate.

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«My name is Slicko,» answered the lively little girl squirrel, as she jumped about.

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Squinty looked up in the tree, and there he saw a lovely little girl squirrel, frisking about on the branches.

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One was a hollow tree literally filled with walnuts, gathered presumably by a thrifty squirrel the previous fall.

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Was it some one who had watched the swift, sure-footed spring of a bushy-tailed squirrel from branch to branch?

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WORDS RELATED TO SQUIRREL

  • amass
  • deposit
  • heap
  • hill
  • hoard
  • invest
  • lay aside
  • lay away
  • mass
  • mound
  • pile
  • put by
  • salt away
  • save
  • sock away
  • speculate
  • squirrel
  • stash
  • amassed
  • deposited
  • heaped
  • hilled
  • hoarded
  • invested
  • lay aside
  • lay away
  • massed
  • mounded
  • piled
  • put by
  • salt away
  • saved
  • socked away
  • speculated
  • squirreled
  • stashed
  • accumulate
  • bury
  • conceal
  • cover
  • ditch
  • duck
  • ensconce
  • lay away
  • maintain
  • park
  • plant
  • put away
  • put in the hole
  • save
  • screen
  • secrete
  • squirrel
  • squirrel away
  • stash
  • stash away
  • store
  • cut back
  • cut down on
  • go easy on
  • hoard
  • keep
  • maintain
  • nurse
  • preserve
  • safeguard
  • scrimp
  • skimp
  • sock away
  • squirrel
  • squirrel away
  • stash
  • steward
  • store up
  • support
  • sustain
  • take care of
  • use sparingly
  • accumulate
  • acquire
  • amass
  • bin
  • cache
  • collect
  • crop
  • cull
  • cut
  • garner
  • gather
  • get
  • glean
  • harrow
  • hoard
  • mow
  • pick
  • pile up
  • plow
  • pluck
  • reap
  • squirrel
  • stash
  • store
  • stow
  • strip
  • take in
  • adumbrated
  • blot out
  • buried
  • cached
  • camouflaged
  • cloaked
  • covered
  • curtained
  • disguised
  • dissembled
  • ditched
  • ducked
  • eclipsed
  • ensconced
  • harbored
  • held back
  • holed up
  • hushed up
  • kept from
  • kept secret
  • lay low
  • locked up
  • masked
  • not gave away
  • not told
  • obscured
  • planted
  • protected
  • put out of the way
  • reserved
  • salt away
  • screened
  • secreted
  • shadowed
  • sheltered
  • shielded
  • shrouded
  • smuggled
  • squirreled
  • stashed
  • stifled
  • stowed away
  • suppressed
  • took cover
  • tucked away
  • veiled
  • went into hiding
  • went underground
  • withheld

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Princeton’s WordNet

  1. squirrelnoun

    a kind of arboreal rodent having a long bushy tail

  2. squirrelnoun

    the fur of a squirrel

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How to use squirrel in a sentence?

  1. Lakendra Tookes:

    I’m not gonna sit there and be a victim of some squirrel.

  2. Micheline Frederick:

    The squirrel didnt care, it just wanted something — it wanted blood, for a few days afterwards I would come out with a shovel, just in case, looking around.

  3. Euan Rannachan:

    The shark in my image is a female and her name is Squirrel. Wed been with her for a while. We have these people on the boat called shark wranglers and they throw these two-foot chunks of tuna to get the shark close to the surface.

  4. Jeffrey Wang:

    They are always energetic, I havent seen a squirrel that isnt. They are always bouncing around, it makes me feel energized.

  5. Brianna Bradshaw:

    After it happened, we all just stood there in shock Apparently the squirrel comes and steals MM’s often, but not all of the cast members have seen it. And this is the first time they said it was caught on video, it was honestly the best part of my day.


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  • سنجابArabic
  • тейенBashkir
  • вавёркаBelarusian
  • ка́терицаBulgarian
  • kaz-koad, gwiñverBreton
  • esquirolCatalan, Valencian
  • veverkaCzech
  • пакшаChuvash
  • gwiwerWelsh
  • egernDanish
  • Hörnchen, EichhörnchenGerman
  • σκίουροςGreek
  • sciuroEsperanto
  • ardillaSpanish
  • oravEstonian
  • urtxintxa, katagorriBasque
  • سنجاب, ورورهPersian
  • oravaFinnish
  • íkorniFaroese
  • écureuilFrench
  • iikhoarntsjeWestern Frisian
  • madra crainn, ioraIrish
  • feòragScottish Gaelic
  • esquíoGalician
  • koatiGuaraní
  • fioragManx
  • סנאיHebrew
  • गिलहरीHindi
  • mókusHungarian
  • սկյուռArmenian
  • scuriolo, sciuroInterlingua
  • bajingIndonesian
  • íkorniIcelandic
  • scoiattoloItalian
  • סנאיHebrew
  • リス, 栗鼠Japanese
  • bajingJavanese
  • ციყვიGeorgian
  • тиінKazakh
  • កំប្រុកKhmer
  • 다람쥐Korean
  • gwiwerCornish
  • тыйын чычканKyrgyz
  • sciurusLatin
  • KaweechelchenLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
  • voverėLithuanian
  • vāvereLatvian
  • верверицаMacedonian
  • tupai, bajing, توڤاي, باجيڠMalay
  • skwirilMaltese
  • ekornNorwegian
  • eekhoornDutch
  • ikorn, ekornNorwegian Nynorsk
  • ekornNorwegian
  • tseekʼi nástániiNavajo, Navaho
  • esquiròlOccitan
  • wiewiórkaPolish
  • esquiloPortuguese
  • stgilatRomansh
  • veverițăRomanian
  • бе́лкаRussian
  • iscojàttulu, schirrittu, schirrimattaSardinian
  • oarriNorthern Sami
  • ве̏верица, вје̏верица, vjȅverica, vȅvericaSerbo-Croatian
  • ලේනාSinhala, Sinhalese
  • vevericaSlovak
  • vevericaSlovene
  • ketërAlbanian
  • ekorreSwedish
  • அணில்Tamil
  • ఉడుతTelugu
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  • belka, awusiýdikTurkmen
  • sincap, çekelez, değinTurkish
  • тиенTatar
  • تىيىنUyghur, Uighur
  • білкаUkrainian
  • گلہریUrdu
  • olmaxonUzbek
  • sóc, họ sócVietnamese
  • hiyat, jiyat, hiyatül, yatül, jiyatül, yatVolapük
  • jaarWolof
  • וועוורקע, וועווריקYiddish
  • 松鼠Chinese

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Pronunciation:

[ skwˈɪɹə͡l], [ skwˈɪɹə‍l], [ s_k_w_ˈɪ_ɹ_əl]

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  • n.

    animal (noun)

    • squirrel.

    mammal (noun)

    • puma,
    • kangaroo,
    • cheetah,
    • camelopard,
    • dingo,
    • echidna,
    • hare,
    • panther,
    • ferret,
    • hog,
    • dromedary,
    • coyote,
    • cow,
    • jackal,
    • possum,
    • otter,
    • goat,
    • hedgehog,
    • yak,
    • bison,
    • lion,
    • alpaca,
    • koala,
    • leopard,
    • mink,
    • chipmunk,
    • bobcat,
    • fox,
    • ox,
    • polecat,
    • rhinoceros,
    • antelope,
    • elk,
    • reindeer,
    • swine,
    • platypus,
    • moose,
    • skunk,
    • wombat,
    • horse,
    • elephant,
    • wallaby,
    • deer,
    • ermine,
    • gazelle,
    • cavy,
    • rat,
    • stag,
    • marmot,
    • mole,
    • porcupine,
    • dog,
    • tiger,
    • mongoose,
    • panda,
    • burro,
    • cougar,
    • weasel,
    • wolf,
    • sloth,
    • pig,
    • bear,
    • ibex,
    • hippopotamus,
    • beaver,
    • raccoon,
    • donkey,
    • mule,
    • chinchilla,
    • camel,
    • shrew,
    • gnu,
    • llama,
    • sable,
    • stoat,
    • opossum,
    • arctic fox,
    • mouse,
    • ocelot,
    • jaguar,
    • sheep,
    • cat,
    • buffalo,
    • hamster,
    • zebra,
    • rabbit,
    • gopher,
    • giraffe,
    • hyena,
    • Lynx,
    • lemming,
    • caribou.

    pack rat (noun)

    • accumulators,
    • magpies,
    • savers,
    • gatherer,
    • hoarder,
    • hoarders,
    • gatherers.
  • v.

    bank (verb)

    • in-vesting,
    • de-posit,
    • de posits,
    • in vests,
    • de posit,
    • de posited,
    • in-vest,
    • in-vested,
    • in-vests,
    • laying away,
    • de positing,
    • in vested,
    • laid away,
    • in vesting,
    • de-positing,
    • de-posits,
    • de-posited,
    • laying aside,
    • in vest.

    cache (verb)

    • put hole,
    • stashes away,
    • putting in the hole,
    • putting in hole,
    • put in hole,
    • stashing away,
    • put the hole,
    • puts in the hole,
    • puts the hole,
    • puts in hole,
    • puts hole,
    • putting the hole,
    • putting hole.

    conserve (verb)

    • pre-serves,
    • goes easy on,
    • cuts down on,
    • pre-serving,
    • pre serving,
    • taking care of,
    • went easy on,
    • pre serve,
    • stored up,
    • storing up,
    • using sparingly,
    • stores up,
    • pre-serve,
    • pre served,
    • pre serves,
    • cutting down on,
    • uses sparingly,
    • pre-served.

    harvest (verb)

    • re-aped,
    • re-aping,
    • re aped.

    hide (verb)

    • takes cover,
    • keeps from,
    • going underground,
    • went into hiding,
    • went in to hiding,
    • lies low,
    • with-hold,
    • stows away,
    • keeping secret,
    • dis guised,
    • puts out of the way,
    • blots out,
    • stowing away,
    • putting out way,
    • took cover,
    • keeps secret,
    • dis-guises,
    • puts out of way,
    • putting out of way,
    • going into hiding,
    • not give awayed,
    • not tells,
    • tucks away,
    • lied low,
    • with-held,
    • putting out the way,
    • tucking away,
    • not telling,
    • not give aways,
    • goes in to hiding,
    • putting out of the way,
    • with held,
    • stowed away,
    • kept from,
    • going in to hiding,
    • puts out the way,
    • puts out way,
    • goes underground,
    • dis-guised,
    • keeping from,
    • dis guises,
    • put out of way,
    • with hold,
    • with holding,
    • dis guising,
    • went underground,
    • dis guise,
    • dis-guising,
    • go in to hiding,
    • goes into hiding,
    • with-holds,
    • dis-guise,
    • put out the way,
    • not give awaying,
    • with holds,
    • put out way.

    hoard (verb)

    • garner,
    • keep,
    • acquire,
    • deposit,
    • amass,
    • lay up,
    • gather,
    • scrimp.

    reserve (verb)

    • re-served,
    • re serving,
    • re-serve,
    • re served,
    • post pones,
    • re tains,
    • re-serves,
    • re-serving,
    • re serves,
    • re tain,
    • de lays,
    • de laying,
    • de-laying,
    • re serve,
    • de lay,
    • re-tain,
    • post pone,
    • sets aside,
    • de-lays,
    • post-pones,
    • re-tains,
    • de-lay.

    save (verb)

    • rolling back,
    • hided away,
    • re-trenches,
    • hiding away,
    • wast frugal,
    • art thrifty,
    • saves for rainy day,
    • feathered nest,
    • tightening belt,
    • wert thrifty,
    • feathers nest,
    • made ends meet,
    • tightens belt,
    • is frugal,
    • is thrifty,
    • feathering nest,
    • re-trench,
    • art frugal,
    • re trench,
    • cutting corners,
    • rolls back,
    • are thrifty,
    • rolled back,
    • being thrifty,
    • making ends meet,
    • re-trenched,
    • was frugal,
    • re trenching,
    • am thrifty,
    • re trenched,
    • saved for rainy day,
    • being frugal,
    • hid away,
    • re-trenching,
    • were thrifty,
    • re trenches,
    • wast thrifty,
    • were frugal,
    • wert frugal,
    • tightened belt,
    • hides away,
    • was thrifty,
    • saving for rainy day,
    • are frugal,
    • cuts corners,
    • makes ends meet.

    secrete (verb)

    • kept to oneself,
    • hiding out,
    • hides out,
    • keeps to oneself,
    • kept quiet,
    • hid out,
    • keeps under wraps,
    • kept oneself,
    • kept under wraps,
    • swept under rug,
    • hided out,
    • keeps oneself,
    • sweeping under rug,
    • keeps quiet,
    • keeping oneself,
    • keeping quiet,
    • keep oneself,
    • sweeps under rug,
    • keeping under wraps.

    stint (verb)

    • skimped on,
    • penny-pinched,
    • art sparing,
    • are sparing,
    • are stingy,
    • be-grudge,
    • de fining,
    • were stingy,
    • de-fine,
    • re-strains,
    • de-fined,
    • am sparing,
    • were parsimonious,
    • was stingy,
    • being stingy,
    • wert stingy,
    • de-fining,
    • wast sparing,
    • were sparing,
    • be-grudges,
    • art stingy,
    • de fines,
    • is stingy,
    • was sparing,
    • wast stingy,
    • be-grudging,
    • pennypinch,
    • re strain,
    • wert parsimonious,
    • re strained,
    • am stingy,
    • is sparing,
    • re strains,
    • penny pinch,
    • was parsimonious,
    • pennypinched,
    • be grudges,
    • de fined,
    • be grudge,
    • is parsimonious,
    • re-strain,
    • skimping on,
    • are parsimonious,
    • being sparing,
    • be-grudged,
    • skimps on,
    • wert sparing,
    • penny-pinches,
    • be grudged,
    • art parsimonious,
    • de-fines,
    • pennypinches,
    • penny pinched,
    • be grudging,
    • de fine,
    • penny pinches,
    • re-strained,
    • re straining,
    • being parsimonious,
    • wast parsimonious,
    • am parsimonious,
    • re-straining.

    store (verb)

    • putting in storage,
    • keeps in reserve,
    • keeping reserve,
    • put storage,
    • Victualled,
    • keep reserve,
    • puts in storage,
    • puts storage,
    • putting storage,
    • rolls up,
    • keeping in reserve,
    • packing away,
    • rolled up,
    • packs away,
    • kept reserve,
    • locking away,
    • keeps reserve,
    • rolling up,
    • locks away.
  • Other synonyms:

    • stash,
    • treasure,
    • bighorn sheep,
    • stockpile,
    • badger,
    • angora,
    • give,
    • collect,
    • black bear,
    • anteater,
    • bat.

    conserve

    • took care of,
    • used sparingly,
    • cut down on,
    • use sparingly,
    • store up,
    • stewarding,
    • takes care of,
    • going easy on,
    • go easy on,
    • stewarded,
    • take care of.

    Other relevant words:

    • keeping back,
    • not give away,
    • curtained,
    • roll back,
    • herbivore,
    • locked up,
    • lays aside,
    • tucked away,
    • keep back,
    • blot out,
    • be thrifty,
    • laid aside,
    • keep quiet,
    • not tell,
    • piles up,
    • store,
    • hide out,
    • Mounding,
    • kept back,
    • sweep under rug,
    • Wild Animal,
    • animality,
    • pinch pennies,
    • lie low,
    • prey,
    • setting aside,
    • catch,
    • blotting out,
    • fauna,
    • hole up,
    • secrete,
    • buying up,
    • hide away,
    • keeping out,
    • lay away,
    • conserve,
    • tighten belt,
    • saving,
    • stashed away,
    • Binning,
    • piling up,
    • plowed,
    • pinched pennies,
    • Palmed,
    • bank,
    • rodentia,
    • animate being,
    • Secreted,
    • keep under wraps,
    • kept out,
    • Curtaining,
    • animal kingdom,
    • cache,
    • pinching pennies,
    • locking up,
    • keep to oneself,
    • covering up,
    • stow away,
    • blotted out,
    • shrouding,
    • put aside for rainy day,
    • pile up,
    • taking cover,
    • pinches pennies,
    • put out of the way,
    • feather nest,
    • keep out,
    • covers up,
    • keeping to oneself,
    • Mounded,
    • keep secret,
    • hide,
    • save for rainy day,
    • Hilling,
    • cut corners,
    • animal life,
    • put by,
    • hoard,
    • piled up,
    • go underground,
    • lay low,
    • keeps out,
    • lying low,
    • lays away,
    • put in the hole,
    • creature,
    • not told,
    • take cover,
    • kept secret,
    • Binned,
    • make ends meet,
    • lock up,
    • ensconce,
    • vermin,
    • be frugal,
    • lay aside,
    • victim,
    • sock away,
    • harrow,
    • Hilled,
    • palms,
    • reserve,
    • Shrouded,
    • mammal,
    • stint,
    • save,
    • buy up,
    • cover up,
    • keep from,
    • tuck away,
    • keeps back,
    • covered up,
    • go into hiding,
    • harvest,
    • animal,
    • Massing,
    • stash away,
    • pet,
    • palm,
    • Palming.

    stash

    • Occulting,
    • occults,
    • Occulted.

    stint

    • penny-pinch,
    • be stingy,
    • be parsimonious,
    • skimp on,
    • pennypinching,
    • be sparing.

    store

    • keep in reserve,
    • mothball,
    • Hiving,
    • warehousing,
    • mothballs,
    • Victualed,
    • Warehoused,
    • Bottled,
    • Victualling,
    • Hived,
    • Victualing,
    • put in storage,
    • locked away,
    • roll up,
    • mothballed,
    • mothballing,
    • victual,
    • pack away,
    • Hutched,
    • packed away,
    • kept in reserve,
    • lock away,
    • Hutching,
    • Bottling.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • retain,
    • nimble,
    • doe,
    • bury,
    • Chickaree,
    • continue,
    • magpie,
    • buckskin,
    • maintain,
    • armadillo,
    • tree squirrel,
    • cumulate,
    • courser,
    • race horse,
    • fur,
    • scorcher,
    • preserve,
    • light-footed,
    • miser,
    • hold,
    • stock,
    • agouti,
    • accumulator,
    • Squirrels,
    • ostrich,
    • heap,
    • saver,
    • pack rat,
    • rodent,
    • assemble,
    • hackee,
    • salt away,
    • observe,
    • squirrel away,
    • put away,
    • conceal,
    • collector,
    • eastern chipmunk,
    • lay-by,
    • defend,
    • gnawing animal,
    • pelt,
    • accumulate,
    • tripping,
    • Featly,
    • have,
    • nimble-footed,
    • greyhound,
    • agile,
    • vole,
    • ground squirrel,
    • eagle,
    • economize,
    • deliver,
    • congregate.

How to use «Squirrel» in context?

One of the most common animals in North America is the squirrel. They are a squirrel-like creature that are found in the treetops. These animals are very active and have very quick movements. They have a large head and a long tail. The squirrels Diet consists of nuts, seeds, and fruit.

Paraphrases for Squirrel:

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  • Reverse Entailment

    • Noun, singular or mass
      chipmunk.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      trained.

Homophones for Squirrel:

  • seriola, shariah law, skirl, scarily, shrilly, scroll, sharia law, squarely, sororal, sorrel, surlily, sacral, swirl, surely, Schorl, scrawl, serail, surly, serial, Swiss Roll, sorely, shrill, surreal, sausage roll, showgirl, squirrel away, saurel, securely, sausage curl.

Holonyms for Squirrel:

  • n.

    • animal
      Family Sciuridae, sciuridae.

Hyponym for Squirrel:

  • n.

    • animal
      gnawer, rodent.
    • substance
      fur, pelt.

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Resources

  • SQUIRREL synonyms at Thesaurus.com
  • SQUIRREL synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
  • Powerthesaurus.org
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  • Collins Dictionary — synonyms of SQUIRREL
  • YourDictionary
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Rhymes with Squirrel

  • epidural
  • referral
  • deferral
  • o’berle

How do you pronounce squirrel?

Pronounce squirrel as skwərəl.

US — How to pronounce squirrel in American English

UK — How to pronounce squirrel in British English

Sentences with squirrel

Quotes about squirrel

1. A witch, a vampire, and a pixy walk into a bar, I thought as I led the way into the Squirrel’s End. It was early, and the sun had yet to set when the door swung shut behind Jenks, sealing us in the warm air smelling faintly of smoke. Immediately Nick yanked it open to come in behind us. And there’s the punch line.
Kim Harrison, A Fistful of Charms

2. Life was not to be sitting in hot amorphic leisure in my backyard idly writing or not writing, as the spirit moved me. It was, instead, running madly, in a crowded schedule, in a squirrel cage of busy people. Working, living, dancing, dreaming, talking, kissing- singing, laughing, learning.
Sylvia Plath

3. Don’t make a feller wait too long. A feller waiting on a gal can get ornery’er than a huntin’ dog that’s tree’d it’s squirrel.
Colleen Houck

3. squirrel

noun. [‘ˈskwɝːəl’] the fur of a squirrel.

  • fur
  • esquirel (Anglo-Norman)
  • escurel (Old French (842-ca. 1400))

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