1. a 4-sided quadrilateral with 2 pairs of parallel sides and 4 right angles.
2. slang for cigarette
3. a boring, uninteresting, or out-of-the-loop person or someone who is lame, not fun, or not interested in fun
2. slang for cigarette
3. a boring, uninteresting, or out-of-the-loop person or someone who is lame, not fun, or not interested in fun
Person 1: "I think we should go to the party on Friday."
Person 2: "Personally, I've been behind on my honework lately, I might stay to do that instead."
Person 1: "Come on, don't be a square!"
Person 2: "Personally, I've been behind on my honework lately, I might stay to do that instead."
Person 1: "Come on, don't be a square!"
by jnd2008 February 12, 2025
Get the squaremug. Example: I lost my squareness to Betty the other day. It was moist and squishy but I liked it.
Example: Did you enjoy losing your squareness to Betty?
Definition: To kiss someone with tongue for the first time.
Example: Did you enjoy losing your squareness to Betty?
Definition: To kiss someone with tongue for the first time.
by Lord_Bibblinngton April 1, 2021
Get the Losing your squarenessmug. A boring mainwashed sheep. No hobbies. No music taste. No dress sense. No sense of humour.
Frowns upon any type of drug use even though they'll have a drink and get drunk off a single pint.
Common sense in these beings appears to be null. They suck the life and fun out of the room upon entry.
They generally look down on others like they're gods gift to grace the earth and we should all be in awe of their presence even though they come across as a hostile, grumpy twat because they think they're better than everyone else.
Their family are the complete opposite and the parents wonder where they went wrong to spawn such a detached individual.
Probably washes themselves with fancy organic soap and eats vegan foods to the point of illness. They hate animals.
They are a lie to themselves and humanity.
Frowns upon any type of drug use even though they'll have a drink and get drunk off a single pint.
Common sense in these beings appears to be null. They suck the life and fun out of the room upon entry.
They generally look down on others like they're gods gift to grace the earth and we should all be in awe of their presence even though they come across as a hostile, grumpy twat because they think they're better than everyone else.
Their family are the complete opposite and the parents wonder where they went wrong to spawn such a detached individual.
Probably washes themselves with fancy organic soap and eats vegan foods to the point of illness. They hate animals.
They are a lie to themselves and humanity.
Hooman 1 - what is that persons
major malfunction.
Hooman 2 - let's move away from it
for it is a fucking square
There is no fun to be had
in its presence.
major malfunction.
Hooman 2 - let's move away from it
for it is a fucking square
There is no fun to be had
in its presence.
by scrotaltumour November 11, 2017
Get the Squaremug. by Squares September 18, 2020
Get the Squaresmug. 
"STOP! DONT TOUCH ME THERE" is the cringe tiktok version. the good one is made by juicy from a VR channel
by KEL's basketball July 24, 2021
Get the no no squaremug. A Freemasonic term based on the square level used by ancient & modern stone masons. According to "Encyclopedia of Freemasonry, Vol II, Albert Mackey" the meaning of the square is:
"... In Freemasonry, it is a symbol of morality. This is its general signification, and is applied in various ways: 1. It presents itself to the neophyte as one of the three great lights; 2. To the Fellow-Craft as one of his working tools; 3. To the Master Mason as the official emblem of the Master of the Lodge" (Enc. of Freemasonry Vol II, Albert Mackey pp. 708)
Thus, the term "on the square" is much the same as "squared away," or "fair and square." To talk to a person "on the square" means to talk in a blunt and straightforward manner, as not to beat around the bush.
"... In Freemasonry, it is a symbol of morality. This is its general signification, and is applied in various ways: 1. It presents itself to the neophyte as one of the three great lights; 2. To the Fellow-Craft as one of his working tools; 3. To the Master Mason as the official emblem of the Master of the Lodge" (Enc. of Freemasonry Vol II, Albert Mackey pp. 708)
Thus, the term "on the square" is much the same as "squared away," or "fair and square." To talk to a person "on the square" means to talk in a blunt and straightforward manner, as not to beat around the bush.
by SerenityJosh February 27, 2025
Get the On the Squaremug.