quare
/ˈkwɛər/; /ˈkwɑr/; /ˈkwɒr/; /ˈkwɔr/; /kwɑr/Definitions
1. noun
A square or quadrangle, especially one enclosed by buildings.
“The quire was surrounded by beautiful gardens.”
2. noun
An archaic spelling of ‘quadrature’ or a measure of four.
“The ancient mathematician studied the quare of the circle.”
3. verb
To make or shape into a square.
“The carpenter quared the wood to create a perfect square.”
4. verb
To settle or quiet, especially a dispute or a quarrel.
“The wise elder quared the argument between the two friends.”
5. verb
To make a square or quadrangular shape.
“The artist quared the canvas to create a beautiful pattern.”