What's the difference between squinter and squirter?
Squinter
Definition:
(n.) One who squints.
Example Sentences:
(1) Satisfying results were attained, following these criteria, shown by 19 (76%) of the operated convergent squinters with an instable angle.
(2) One screening test designed to identify both the "squinter" and the "straight-eyed amblyope" is required.
(3) We found a squint in 52 children (6.3%), and from these, 9 (17.3% of the squinters) showed microstrabismus.
(4) We found defective spatial localization in the amblyopic eyes of squinters with both procedures.
(5) Convergent squinters become amblyopic, but divergent ones seldom do.
(6) Brow ptosis was accentuated laterally in the squinters and medially in the frowners.
(7) In squinters the mean amplitude to stimulation of the squinting eyes and to binocular stimulation was significantly reduced.
(8) Among the squinters amblyopia was commoner--23 out of 52 cases (44.2%).
(9) Thus, there is no good baseline under these conditions for the results of the amblyopic eyes of squinters.
(10) No correlation was found between vernier acuities and Snellen acuities in the abnormal eyes of squinters.
(11) While unpublished control experiments verified their results on human albinos, no such defect has been found in the normally-pigmented human squinter.
(12) Such orientation selectivity was not found in the amblyopic eye of two out of five squinters.
(13) One squinter in five had never started ophthalmological treatment.
(14) Patients were divided into three categories according to the dominant behavioral pattern: brow lifters, frowners, and squinters.
Squirter
Definition:
(n.) One who, or that which, squirts.
Example Sentences:
(1) Some of these "non 373" operations involve the use of unmanned drones to fire missiles to kill the target: one codenamed Beethoven, on 20 October 2008; one named Janan on 6 November 2008; and an unnamed Jpel target who was hit with a hellfire missile near Khan Neshin on 21 August 2009 while travelling in a car with other passengers (the log records "no squirters [bodies moving about] recorded").
(2) Foreign Policy magazine once described him as “the human equivalent of one of those flower-squirters that clowns wear on their lapels”.