squinky

Something out of the ordinary, not right

The surgeon who operated on the patient with multiple bowel surgeries commented that the patient's anatomy was "squinky" when he attempted to resect his colostomy.

by Ingaling February 28, 2010

Squinge

To squinge is the act of flaring ones nostrils in a malicious and/or offensive manner. It can be utilized as an act of self-defense or to aid in the entertainment of others. Sometimes, the squinging is involuntary and unable to control. In extreme cases of squinging, the subject can lose all self-control of their nostrils and will even exhibit symptoms of squinging while they sleep.

After an extremely strenuous squinging session, Glen found that his nostrils had locked permanently in the squinge position.

by Dr. Von Chang June 15, 2008

squinching

When you squint so hard your pussy farts

Oh man, Heather was squinching so hard trying to read that her pussy lips started to flap

by Self-five October 23, 2013

squiby

The act of being hungover and mindless.

Not speaking intelligently.

Jeff is extremely squiby, he partied with way to many drugs and hookers last night.

Rich is squiby, he can't hold his alcohol and wears a hangover like no other.

by Gambi2004 February 26, 2014

Squink

A word to diffuse second hand embarrassment

(in front of a large crowd)
Person one: I like *insert unrequited crush*
Person two: SQUINK

by Lydtehsquid August 25, 2018

squink

verb - to complain, especially about trivial matters. (squinking)
noun - a person, especially my daughter, who is "high maintenance."
Adverb - Squinky, squinkish

v. She certainly does squink a lot.
v. If you don't stop that squinking, I don't know what I'll do!
n. He pinched her cheek and declared, "You're a cute little squink!"
adv. "Stop being so squinky!" She said to the three year old.

by Jim Hulme April 21, 2006

Squinchy

adj.
describing a state of being characterized by a fleeting but intense emotion of unpleasantness.

"you get all squinchy every time I mention the noodle incident."

by Jaliel January 11, 2008