squatting

Noun

(plural squattings)

The act or general practice of occupying a building or land illegally.

Verb

Present participle of squat.

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She was squatting beside a goat, one knee lower than the other.
Squatting, the doe strained again and one hoof presented again, only to disappear again after the contraction ended.
Immediately he spotted her and ran to her side, squatting in front of her.
In the passage little Kozlovski was squatting on his heels in front of a clerk.
She glanced at Bordeaux, who was squatting near the fire, putting his breakfast away.

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