verb: to obtain something under the pretense of borrowing, but under circumstances when repayment is doubtful; a slightly larcenous taking of property.
noun: a person known often to squinge.
This use of word "squinge" goes back to the early '80s in Northeast, specifically in Connecticut. This use has since gone out of fashion.
noun: a person known often to squinge.
This use of word "squinge" goes back to the early '80s in Northeast, specifically in Connecticut. This use has since gone out of fashion.
verb: Yo, can I squinge a cigarette, my man? or I squinged a joint from Joey.
noun: Vinny's such a fucking squinge!
noun: Vinny's such a fucking squinge!
by überloser April 3, 2022
by Sapba66 January 1, 2019
To squinge is the act of flaring ones nostrils in a malicious and/or offensive manner. It can be utilized as an act of self-defense or to aid in the entertainment of others. Sometimes, the squinging is involuntary and unable to control. In extreme cases of squinging, the subject can lose all self-control of their nostrils and will even exhibit symptoms of squinging while they sleep.
After an extremely strenuous squinging session, Glen found that his nostrils had locked permanently in the squinge position.
by Dr. Von Chang June 15, 2008
a mix of a squeal/scream and a whinge, usually made by next-doors baby at 4am after a heavy nights drinking
by only_broken June 2, 2006
by John November 25, 2004
we all squinged in the car.
There was not enough space so we sqinged it in the box.
AHHH YOURE SQUINGING ME!
pEople sometimes try to sqinge into college.
SQUINGE!
There was not enough space so we sqinged it in the box.
AHHH YOURE SQUINGING ME!
pEople sometimes try to sqinge into college.
SQUINGE!
by Jessico October 26, 2006
by Tony the Wop February 13, 2004