Squibbed

To show an unexpected victim a photograph of Oscar nominated actress June Squibb

Ah man, I’ve totally just been squibbed

by SquibbSquabb February 27, 2022

squiny

To whine, mainly used in Portsmouth, UK

"But that was MY ice-cream, he took it off of me!"
"Oh stop being such a squiny"

by Casserole_dip September 6, 2008

damp squib

A type of firework (squib) that has become wet (damp). Basically, a dissapointment.

Well that was a real damp squib!, I'm going to go home now and cry! MUUAAHHHH!!!

by Will February 7, 2004

Apple Squib

The Apple Squib is the greatest thing in existence, according to the national South-Korean census in 1989.

In South-Korea, they really do love their Apple Squib.

by DigitalBiscuit January 19, 2013

Squiny

A word colloquial to Portsmouth, meaning to piss and moan. The word is a mixture of squint and cry and refers to the ugly face you pull just before you begin to cry.

Ben: I can't believe this keeps happening to me!
Phil: Suck it up and stop being such a fucking squiny

by Tattooedben August 24, 2017

Squibby

The act of repeatedly squishing (or squibbing) up and down.

The term was first coined by fans of Amaris Yuri, an english VTuber, and associated with a goofy-looking emote of the VTuber squishing up and down.

"someone being a bitch?
squibby on them.
someone threatening you and your family?
squibby on them.
family member died?
squibby on them.
dont care didnt ask?
squibby on them.
love them?
squibby on them.
hate them?
squibby on them."
-Amaris Yuri

by Amaroos May 30, 2022

Squigy

adj. squigy Pronounced: squid-gee
noun - squigyness

The term squigy can be affectionately used to express that the body of another person is of an especially satisfying firmness for hugging, cuddling and similar fondling. Squigy may also express that the person is simultaneously cute, squishy and cuddly. Generally, the desire to continue holding onto a squigy person is strong which may lead to longer hugs than usual as well as social awkwardness.

Squigy may also be used to describe the hug itself.

Case where the two people involved are close:

Person A hugs Person B.
Person A: "Mmmm....you are so squigy..."
*Loving glances are exchanged and the hug continues*

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Case where the two people involved are strangers:

Person A hugs Person B.
Person A continues hugging Person B, despite B's attempts to let go; A has been overcome by the hug's squigyness.

*Awkward glances are exchanged and Person A finally lets go*

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"I find it hard to stop hugging you because your hugs are so very nice and squigy".

by supernova4 February 28, 2011