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An act of desparation. In Europe, during the great famines of the middle ages starving individuals would steel the bodies of the recently deceiced. They would hang them upside down over a pot and quelch (form of squeezing) out the half digested reminants of their last meal for their own ingestion. Im starving, lets go and find a body to quelch.
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To do a Chinese firedrill and hump everyone as you pass We totally were quelching at the stoplight last night.
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To laugh so much a little bit of wee comes out. "I was watching Michael McIntyre last night, I was quelching all the time!"
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