quackle

Noun. 1. A cross between a quack and a cackle. 2. An irritating staccoto laugh.

Verb. To laugh in a cackling staccoto manner.

Did you hear the Senator's quackle during her interview? It sent chills up my spine.

by Edmond LaRose October 7, 2007

Quackle

Quackle - when you laugh/cackle so hard you pass beyond the usual piggy snort sound some people create, and instead make a full on quack. Extremely socially embarrassing for the perpetrator. Seems to be most commonly heard in backwards inbred towns in Wales, especially from those of a belligerent and small stature, likely the result of excess mucus, smoking, and also potentially apnea caused by too frequent naps.

Person 1: Quack!
Person 2: Did you just quackle when you laughed?
Person 1: *Immediately socially isolates themselves out of shame, as is the correct action for such impropriety*

by TheAsocialSocialite December 29, 2019

quangle

A type of anal sex involving a porcupine. Often, the porcupine is inserted into ones rectum.

Man: Hey you seem like a nice lady would you care to quangle?
Woman: Sure is that a type of dance or something?
Man: Yeah, sure, it's a dance you do horizontally.

by Dennis S. April 30, 2008

Quackle

to shiver or shake, a twitch can also be used as a greeting like a handshake

When it is cold I quackle.

by Person T February 18, 2009

quackle

period of 3 hours (1 quackle = 3 hours = 180 minutes)

Wedding lasted for one quackle.

by Chafe Ball June 15, 2018

quanklings

Offspring of a Quank

She has several quanklings.

by Quankleen July 12, 2003

quinkle

n. a quilted wrinkle.

"Hey Sally, where'd you get that quinkle?
"I bought it along with a sewing kit yesterday at the mall."

by Lauren November 11, 2003