squitter

• Babilon, and of the dispensation of the kole, and the squitter squanderin of the wherewithalls, and the supernakullums. —  Anna St. Ives
• "Chick -- chack -- squitter -- witter -- chack," cried the monkey, snapping at the sailor's hand and giving it a sharp nip. —  Middy and Ensign
• "squitter" and squeeze more data into available radio spectrum. —  Tech Beat - BusinessWeek
• "Squish -- squitter -- squish -- squish -- ciss -- ciss -- hiss-s-s-s-s-s," went a stream of water swift as an arrow from a bow right on to the gable of the farm-house, and deluging the thatch in a moment, from the broad red chimney-stack down to the eaves, and extinguishing every spark and flake that hung to it. —  Hollowdell Grange Holiday Hours in a Country Home
• There be old fools and young fools -- I tellee that -- Old planners, and improvers, and bite bubbles; and young squitter squanders, gamblers, and chouse chits -- Mark you me that -- And there be wax and parchment too -- Ay and post obits [1]; and besides all doosoors and perkissits. —  Anna St. Ives

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