Squace

Much like how "ace" is used in tennis for a serve in which the opponent hasn't touched the ball, "squace" is a term used in a game of squash for when the opponent hasn't touched the ball during a serve.

Martin served the ball so fast that he got a squace on Riley.

by Boast Malone January 4, 2021

squanch

The act of hanging yourself and masturbating at the same time. It is also contextual.

1. Have a Squanch-tastic time!
2. I'm going to squanch over and squanch in that closet.
3. "I squanch my whole family!" ( DO NOT USE IN THIS WAY)

by 50CABBAGES January 5, 2016

Squanch

As defined in Rick and Morty S02E10: "Squanchy culture is more contextual than literal. You just say what's in your squanch and people understand."

Squanchy: Rick Sachez! You psycho bag of squanch!
Squanchy: And you must be Beth, Ensquanche!

by BallFondlers69 April 6, 2020

Squanch

The act of erotic asphyxiation, especially while at a party. Can also be used to describe something.

(From Rick and Morty)

1. "Hey Rick, is there a good place for me to squanch around here?"
2. "I'm gonna go squanch on over to my closet and get back to squanching."
3. "Squanchy party Rick!"

by J-RodHotBod November 7, 2014

squinchy squanchy

Believed to be Austrailian in origin. Equivalent of grossed out or disgusted. Possibly rooted in 'sqeamish'.

When feral boy's bladed boomerang cut off the bandit's bookkeeper's fingers it was rather squinchy squanchy.

Kangaroo burgers?! Squinchy squanchy!

by SmugSockMonkey January 9, 2005

Squangeemo

1. (Adjective) Of or relating to superior quality.

2. (Noun) An exclamation of pure elation.

"Dude have you tried these corndogs? They are extremely squangeemo."

"Hey Dad, I got you this gift basket full of gems for Christmas." "OH SQUANGEEMO, SON!"

by buhzie January 22, 2012

The Great Squandering

The period during the first 10 years of the 21st Century when the United States and Western Europe experienced severe financial mismanagement, executed dubious Middle East military expeditions, and purchased goods from foreign countries with unbounded borrowed money.

"The Great Squandering focus on terrorism was sleight-of-hand distraction away from the economic threat of China. We've been fooled. And as long as American's continue to bask in the luxury of fighting against each other, there's an increasing probability that our great-grandchildren will be speaking Chinglish."

by sumnerln May 16, 2010