squalle

Squalle means "to Run Swiftly" Usually used when one is spotted by the police doing something illegal. Squalle comes from the squall which is an intense storm. Adapted by private school kids in nyc, whent they were smoking weed and were followed by the police.

"Dude is that the cops?"
"holy shit man, Squalle."

by Jgreene January 16, 2005

squallet

Someone who makes a fuss over something minor and ruins it for everyone. Often named Karen.

Can also we a wallet made from a taxidermy squirrel.

"This post offends me, I'm going to report it" "It's within the guidelines, just ignore it, Karen." "No, someone needs to hear my objections." "Karen, stop being such a squallet."

by terradactyl1987 January 19, 2019

Squeller

You'll never know.

Coleman Stewart is such a squeller.

by Squellish One July 22, 2010

squaler

A state of crying but not screaming

He was a squaler. Nothing I did would soothe the squaling baby.

by Gettin money all day August 17, 2016

squallerkits

When you adopt 2 kittens at four weeks old, you are now their mother and every time you get the can opener out of the drawer to open their tuna they Squaller and squeal in delight!

Oh no, here come the squallerkits for another round of tuna!

by RioBob January 27, 2021

squallternative

A more-quiet-and-dignified response than simply bawling your lungs out.

I can see infants' not being expected to "keep it down" and behave/communicate constructively and in moderation, but once a child gets to be two or three years of age, it is logical to expect that his parents should have taught him at least a few squallternatives by that time!

by QuacksO July 23, 2021

SQUAILER

Pronounced ( SK-way-ler) A small low income squalor like apartment. Akin to a small white trash trailer. Which women who leave their husbands must move into since they no longer can afford the life for which they lived.

Jarla and Donna, after leaving their husbands, had no choice but to room together in a SQUAILER.

by Lester Freman April 20, 2011