IPA: /ˈskwiːɡi/
KK: /ˈskwiːɡi/
A tool used to remove liquid from surfaces, typically with a flat, rubber blade.
He used a squilgee to clean the windows after the rain.
The word 'squilgee' originates from the 19th-century American English, likely derived from the word 'squeegee', which itself comes from the Middle Dutch 'squeege', meaning a tool for wiping or cleaning. The term refers to a tool used for removing liquid from surfaces, particularly in cleaning contexts.
Think of a tool that 'squeezes' or 'wipes' away liquid — that's what a squilgee does, helping you remember its purpose.
No commonly confused words.