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The excess, squishy, hard-to-get-rid-of fat on a woman's thighs or lower abdomen. Damn! I gained 5 lbs. of squidge over the holidays!
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noun; a wet fart verb; the act of ripping a wet fart Russell, trying to be a funny man, went to blow a fart in Hurley's face but ended up with a squidge in his britches.
Mikey laughed so hard that he squidged his pants. After butt hole surgery, Gerard suffered many a squidge. |
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To hug someone enthusiastically and with vigour! Ooh Kaily is so scrumptious sometimes I just want to squidge her!
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a titch over a smidgen, but slightly less than a finger. Move your line a squidge to the left, there lad. That's it, right there!
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a person with a button nose or very cute nose. like a nose you just want to squeeze and bite. Lauren is such a squidge, woohoo that nose!
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Pretty much the opposite of the marijuana-smoking sense of the word chief. Doris: Hey wanna chief?
Gertrude: It's ok, I'm gonna squidge. Later that evening: Abby: Hey wanna chief later? Gertrude: It's ok, I'm squidging. |
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When a cat stretches and claws the area where its about to sleep. Like people fluff a pillow before they lay down. The only thing Smokey does all day is squidge the bed!
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