Square root of 69

Ate something

Drake: "The square root of 69 is ate something..."

by joshyfutureboundpolo March 10, 2011

gurl hay squared

Means the same as "hay gurl hay" but simplified in a calculator.

Me: Hey, Christina!
Christina: Gurl hay squared!

by HayGuysCatLuvr June 2, 2009

no squares in my circle

Nobody likes boring/dull persons. Having no squares in your circle means your group is interesting, driven and adventurous; you stand out as opposed to fitting in.

"I wanna be somebody, somebody that’s never been
No squares in my circle, best shape I ever been"

by anonymous November 3, 2019

The dakota square dance

When you fold your dick into a square and shove it into a girl's anus

Dude I totally did The dakota square dance to Sahara!

by Sexmaster6979 January 25, 2023

Central square ny

A small incest meth business run town in the middle of nowhere with only a thousand people were evreyone knows evreyone that somehow got a walmart and several fast food restaurants for having nothing in the middle of the it.also the schools suck there and one of the poorest and underperformed school districts in Oswego county .also central square has the most rednecks driving 4 wheel pick up trucks with Confederate flags on the back end of the tailgate and a trump sticker on the window.

Dad-Hey kids were moving to central square ny
Kids-why theirs nothing but a walmart and some fast food joints
Dad-I know I want to expand my meth business to up north in the sticks.

by Basketballfan2014 November 7, 2020

team weirdo squared

A pair of good friends whom share the same unique, yet amusing qualities

my PIC and I are team weirdo squared

by USEASDIRECTED May 25, 2010

New Orleans Square

New Orleans Square is one of the "lands" or areas in the Disneyland resort. New Orleans Square is located by the Rivers of America and is home to two of the Disney's favorite attractions, The Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean. This area wasn't one of the original lands to Disneyland. Actually where New Orleans Square is today is once where Holidayland was located. Here, you can see New Orleans style architecture seen in the French Quarters of the actual New Orleans. Also here is the home to two Disneyland's most fanciest restaurants, Blue Bayou and Club 33.

Wow! It is so beautful here in New Orleans Square.

Can't wait to go to New Orleans Square to ride on The Haunted Mansion and Pirates

by disneyjunky September 4, 2009