Quietpack

Opposite Of Loudpack, Quietpack Being Regular Bottom of The Barrel Bud, Mexiweed, Tweed, Dirt

Go On Somewhere With That Quietpack, Get That Quietpack Out of My Face

by wildbilldog July 24, 2010

quiet country

A country that is not deeply involved in world affairs, and rarely is heard about except in some cases, history. These countries are often somewhat small, weak, and dominated by strong countries nearby.

North Korea is not a quiet country. They're always making headlines with their fat faced psychopathic leader constantly threatening to nuke everyone.

Mongolia is a quiet country. People rarely hear about them outside of history class.

by Sentinel Stark July 3, 2017

Quiet, Pirates

1. The distress signal for a sleeper cell of pirates in an urbanized location. The pirates have a moral obligation, nay, a physical urge to assemble in the desired location of their fellow distressed pirate (FDP).

2. Diarrhea noise

Robber: I will take your belongings.
FDP: Arg...not my belongings! QUIET, PIRATES!
*pirates assemble*

2. Up to interpretation

by toonce’s tuccis September 8, 2018

quibezditexus

When you're playing scrabble and can't think of any words to make with your useless letters so you make a new word.

Player 1: "That's not a word!"
Player 2: "Sure it is! You've never heard of quibezditexus?"

by Johnathun Smithy May 4, 2021

sweet quief

When a woman quiefs and it smells so sweet.

A girl walked by me and i could smell she had a sweet quief, the kind that says very fertile woman with child bearing hips. With that special scent that says penis goes here.

by Lilboyblue62 June 23, 2020

The quiet room

A room in a Elementary School in Illinois where students are put in when they do not work this room is also called cool off in Alaska

Mia got sent to the quiet room.

by TacticalWolf February 19, 2022

quierd

Something so odd and out of place that, instead of being queer or wierd alone, it them put together, making a state of supreme confusion

Guy "You like spoons?"
Girl "Gosh, your a quierd one."

by Philip George April 20, 2006