squeg
intransitive verb
ˈskweg
squegged; squegged; squegging; squegs
: to oscillate in a highly irregular fashion especially from too much unwanted feedback —used of an electronic system
Word History
Etymology
back-formation from squegger tube in which the valve oscillates, from squegg- (blend of squeeze and wedge) + -er; from the oscillation's being a form of blocking of the grid
- Paleozoic
- residua
- residual
- residual affinity
- residual charge
- residual claimant theory
- residual dextrin
- residual error
- residual induction
- residual magnetism
- residual oil
- residual phenomena
- residual placer
- residual power
- residual product
- residual ray
- residual security
- residual soil
- residual sound
- residual stress
- residual valence
- residually
- residuals
- residuaries
- residuary