v. [UN-2 3, 6 b, 7.] a. trans. To divest of squareness; to undo the squaring of. b. intr. To lose squareness of form or structure.
1611. Florio, Disquatrare, to vnsquare.
1790. Trans. Soc. Arts, VIII. 168. [The loom] is not liable to unsquare; and yet … may be more easily removed than the old loom.
1872. De Morgan, Budget of Paradoxes, 470. Montucla charges Cluvier with unsquaring the parabola, which Archimedes had squared as tight as a glove.
