"squirrelish" meaning in English

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          "text": "1834, William Thomas Beckford, Italy; with sketches of Spain and Portugal\nHow delighted my friend, the Effendi, must have been upon entering such a paradise, which he soon did after we arrived there, followed by his Armenian interpreter, whom I like better than the Greek, Timoni, with his prying, squirrelish look, and malicious propensities."
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          "text": "1894, John Muir, The Mountains of California\nIn bountiful seasons a single Indian will gather thirty or forty bushels of them—a fine squirrelish employment."
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          "word": "squirrelly"
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          "word": "squirrellian"
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          "text": "1894, John Muir, The Mountains of California\nIn bountiful seasons a single Indian will gather thirty or forty bushels of them—a fine squirrelish employment."
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