Object

• eye: His squinted eyes forced liquid pain across his cheeks.

• bit: In among this sea of male engineers, there are, if you squint a bit, a few girls.

• surgery: Three patients required squint surgery after their disease reactivated.

Preposition: at

• screen: I squinted back at the screen searching for the little spinning " loading " logo in the top right corner [ 3 ] .

• ether: Squinting at the viewless ether through his monocle he beheld millions in it; so did William Augustus Destyn and the other sons-in-law.

Preposition: into

• sun: As the judges squinted into the late afternoon sun, the 6 man final started.

• sunlight: And a young man came out of the front door, and squinted into the sunlight.

Adjective complement

• hard: Now, it is possible, if one squints very hard, to imagine a world without the luxury of cheap air travel.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: Both look in the same direction, squinting slightly in the sunlight.

• still: Back in the truck, Des was still squinting at the map.

• not: Also remember to position yourself so that the student is not squinting into the sun rather than listening to your pearls of wisdom.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: He squinted up at me, then spoke in a high, quavering voice.

Followed by a transitive particle

• down: Squinting down the dark tunnel I could see a snake, or maybe two, coiled inside.

Used with why or when

• when: The v3 has a good sized screen too, so your not squinting when navigating the menu.

Infinitive complement

• read: Individuals will soon tire of having to lean in or squint to read small text.

• see: Once you find the photos you're looking for, you don't have to squint to see your results.

Preposition: in

• light: At the end I stumble out, my eyes squinting in the bright light of day, to touch reality again.

• eye: Our son Oliver, now aged 10 months, was born with what initially appeared to be an extremely divergent squint in both eyes.

• sunlight: Both look in the same direction, squinting slightly in the sunlight.

• sun: He squints in the sun, his freckles bursting out in the summer heat.