noun
- a young pigeon, especially one that has not yet left the nest
- the meat of a young pigeon used as food
- a thick cushion, especially for a chair or sofa
Usage: culinary
adjective
- short and fat; squat
Usage: informal
Examples
- The squab chirped loudly in its nest.
- The restaurant served roasted squab with herbs.
- She fluffed the squab on the armchair.
- The squab little man waddled across the room.
- Baby pigeons are called squabs until they can fly.
- The velvet squab made the chair more comfortable.
- His squab fingers struggled with the tiny buttons.