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An ultimate play in which an overhead throw is made to the corner of the end zone Apparent meaning: Quick is the name of a play that someone on the team invented. It’s a very risky More…

Quick Outtie

to always escape unfavorable situations It was used to describe an unreliable person. =He always says he’d be by my side, yet it always seems when something is about to More…

quick-and-dirty

Having a rough or imprecise quality. =I first heard this word when professor Kemmer used it to describe something in class. While I was looking up the etymology for quick I could easily More…

quick-scope

In the context of first person shooting video games, the act of using a high power sniper rifle to quickly kill an opponent by using nothing but the auto-aim feature in video game. This is More…

quickie

short episode of sexual intercourse =They had a quickie in the bathroom during the party

Quickie

A quick occurrence of sexual intercourse. The shortness in length of a quickie is often due to the need to finish the encounter promptly due to a situation in which there is not ample time. More…

quid

equal =used as a universal phrase that anyone is familiar with (like common latin phrases); used in a situation where one person owes another person something Etymology : clipping of More…

Quidditch

a sport played in the air with broomsticks in the novels about Harry Potter by J. K. Rowling =Harry was really good at Quidditch =Harry Potter Novel series

quimby

The person in the middle of two other people, usually cramped The speaker couldn’t think of the right word to use and was trying to be funny. =No fair, why do I have to be the More…

quininess

The property of being a quine - that is, a program that outputs itself when run =William Var Orman Quine, a philosopher and the eponym of quine, invented the first quine, an English More…

Quippmanship

The ability to produce a catchy soundbyte, witty remark, or clever turn of phrase. The art, skill, or ability to create a catchy soundbyte, witty remark, or clever turn of phrase. =So far More…

Quitters

(none) Hunger. Socks that have lost their elasticity. =Used then describing old socks that no longer stay on correctly. Because socks use elastic to keep their shape and that elastic wears More…

Quivercate

To move in a shaky, unsteady manner; to shake with a tremulous movement. Quivercating is the body’s reaction and is caused by hunger, anger, cold temperatures or physical instability. More…

Quivercate

To move in a shaky, unsteady manner; to shake with a tremulous movement Quivercating is the body’s reaction and is caused by hunger, anger, cold temperatures or physical instability. More…

Quivercate

To move in a shaky, unsteady manner; to shake with a tremulous movement. This verb is the body’s reaction and is caused by hunger, anger, cold temperatures or physical instability. More…

qwasted

extremely intoxicated by alcohol Pronounced “kway-stid.” Lots of vocabulary exists to describe various drunken states, all of which may connote degree with more or less More…

qwerty

A person typically devoting much time to computer entertainment; a person typically described as 'geeky' This was a word spawned out of metaphor and zero derivation of a keyboard. It is More…

qwn

To kill or destroy, especially in a video game and an intense manner. As a result of people making typos and spelling “own” as “pwn,” it became popular for people to More…

qwnyatiyam

The act of confusing and then strategically or surreptitiously destroying an opponent, especially in a video game. The derivation and meaning came about by applying the “pwn to More…


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