Sequander

To acquire something without stealing it.
Or to steal nicely.

"Trevor left his hoodie at my house. I've sequandered it"

by EthicalPowerSlut March 24, 2019

squandery

Squandery is a major waste of resources such as time or money.

The purchasing department has led a total squandery of company money.

by I, Wreckerrr May 27, 2020

Squanter

Banter between squash players, generally about squash and/or subjects related to squash.

you played shit in that game - yeah well you lost to someone in a wheelchair - Great Squanter

by cfsquash July 17, 2011

squader

A Philly slang for a early model car

Me and my buls packed up in the squader and came down

by Jerrell Smith October 9, 2003

squadder

A beat-up broken down car usually from the early 90s that is revived through rims and a stereo in which you carry your goon squad for trips around the city. (Origin Philadelphia)

Stacks rubberband wraps the streets the limmy
Got me a squadder wit a driver a soopped up hemi
Be happy you in my presence i can't give you a penny
#Young Chris "It's the Life"

Fuck a Bentley or a Lexus just my boys in the squadder
#Freeway "What We do"

by SloppyJoe7688 September 18, 2011

squandary

SQUANDARY; A combination of the words quandary and squander. A waste of epic proportions. Warter torture, bare foot on hot sand, Abu Graib type screwups.

The 'T' party did such a good job of getting their base riled up over the economy that they really had no idea what a SQUANDARY they would be in once the monkey was on their backs. Guess we will see what they have to say in two years when they are part of the do-nothing, Washington, please-relect-me system???

by the Toad March 1, 2011

The Great Squandering

The period during the first 10 years of the 21st Century when the United States and Western Europe experienced severe financial mismanagement, executed dubious Middle East military expeditions, and purchased goods from foreign countries with unbounded borrowed money.

"The Great Squandering focus on terrorism was sleight-of-hand distraction away from the economic threat of China. We've been fooled. And as long as American's continue to bask in the luxury of fighting against each other, there's an increasing probability that our great-grandchildren will be speaking Chinglish."

by sumnerln May 16, 2010