The river was teeming with squaw fish that darted between the rocks.

A sudden squaw winter surprised gardeners, coating the city with the earliest flakes of snow.

On the shaded slopes, the squaw carpet spread a dense mat of tiny blue flowers beneath towering firs.

By the late 1800s, dictionaries sometimes defined a squaw man as a white man who married a Native American woman and adopted her tribe's customs, though the term is now recognized as derogatory.

At the historical exhibit, the curator explained why displaying squaw dresses without context was hurtful and misleading.

She wore a vintage squaw dress to the themed party, unaware of the term's offensive history.

We picked squaw berries at dawn, careful to avoid the unripe ones.

On chilly evenings the grandmother brewed squaw tea from dried Ephedra sprigs to ease the family's coughs, though that name is now considered offensive.

Local herbalists often brewed squaw teas from the roots and leaves of native plants.

The ethnobotanist carefully documented the uses of squaw roots among the local tribes.