squeegebag

window-washer slang for "noob"
-a novice at window-washing, one who does not know what they are doing.
All talk, no skill.

When Aaron Krupb used a rag to wipe down a window, we knew he was a squeegebag

by FineShine55 August 4, 2008

squealcore

A genre of music that consists of the vocalist doing nothing more than emitting horrifying pig squeals, usually accompanied with speed metal in the background.

"Dude, you ever listen to squealcore" - Bro #1
"No" - Bro #2
"...Get fucked bro" - Bro #1

by Dahminator July 20, 2009

Squeegee boys

The boys in da city or da hood that go up to your car without asking and began cleaning the windows to get money. Can be intimidating and scary though they are ages 7-14.

1. Frank: Hey Mark, could I borrow 10 dollars for lunch today?

Mark: No sorry those damn squeegee boys guilted me to give them money.

Frank: Damnit

2. Faith: Hey is that Josiah?

Ashley: No! That's just a squeegee boy!

by onionjohn2246 November 5, 2013

Paki Squeal

A Paki Squeal is the noise given off by a Paki when you have it by the throat.

How to make a Paki Squeal more?

(1) Release the grip on its throat on and off to give it some air.

by Tits up August 29, 2011

squeeker

(noun) high-pitched fart that almost sounds like it's asking a question. usually caused by stress or an attempt by the farter to stifle the fart. signifies a tight or clenched anus.

Did you hear that squeeker during the meeting? Yeah, sorry, that was me.

by Gippy September 7, 2005

Squee

1. a random ecstatic exclamation
2. a furry rodent from MYST III: Exile

SQUEE!! this is so great!!! EHEHEHEEHAHA

I want a pet squee.

by CCer October 12, 2003

Squeelin

A multi-purpose adjective, that means many a thing. The word cannot have a single definition, so the example is the only way to truly understand the beauty of this word.To squeel

This word can be used in many circumstances. "The man was squeelin (furious)." "Stop squeeling" - stop moaning. "Tell your dog to stop squeelin (Barking)". And so on and so forth, it really can fit into any sentence that requires an adjective.

by James Fell May 17, 2006