What does ''squat'' mean in the context of the above sentence?

I am sure it means "stuff" here.

Ant_222I am sure it means "stuff" here.

Hi Ant,

I belive you are correct. But my dictionary doesn't state any such meaning. That's a problem. Don't you think? Take care.

Kind regards, Jackson

I'm not sure, but I think "I don't know squat about" means "I know nothing about..."
Have a look at [url=http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_701710054/squat.html]this[/url]:

squat (slang) = diddlysquat (or diddly-squat),

and this is

Perhaps you could have asked me directly?

Tanit has it exactly.

Jackson6612

Ant_222I am sure it means "stuff" here.

I belive you are correct. But my dictionary doesn't state any such meaning. That's a problem. Don't you think?

Hi Jackson

believe (typo?)

The term squat has been used in the sentence to mean that the person i does not know much about the subject

You might have heard someone say they dont know diddly squat about something. it has the same meaning.

Hi,

I think of 'squat' as scatological, so my advcie is to be careful who you use this term with.

Consider this, from http://www.thefreedictionary.com/diddly-squat

did·dly-squat also

1. means "nothing", "nada", as in "I don't know anything about Type II conditionals, but I write for a living, so I'm pretty good at knowing what reads well."

"I don't know squat" or "you don't know squat" is a socially acceptable way to say " I/you don't know s--t. Based in slang "take a squat".

I'm a little surprised you call that socially acceptable. Would you say it in a job interview?

Clive