v. Obs. [ME. f. TO-2 + SQUAT v.] trans. To flatten, crush, squash.
c. 1325. Poem Times Edw. II. (Percy), lxxii. Trechery is imeynteynd And trewth is al tosqwat.
a. 1380. St. Ambrose, 544, in Horstm., Altengl. Leg. (1878), 16. Wiþ seknes he was al to squat.
c. 1380. Wyclif, Wks. (1880), 461. She shal al tosquatte þyn heed.
14[?]. Sir Beues (N.), 3563. Arondel … Wiþ his hinder fot him smot Þat he al tosquat is brain.
