Quasi-suicidal

Where a person would not actively attempt suicide, but they are convinced that their death would be a net positive.

I think Alex is sounding very quasi-suicidal these days, we should check on him.

by Mean aunty in my head December 13, 2023

Quasimodo x Ani

The best ship in the whole wide world frfr

Random guy: What ship do you ship?

Other guy: Oh Quasimodo x Ani of course

Random guy: Omg slayuu

by Begugula December 1, 2023

Quasimodhoe

A bitch so ugly she has to bag herself before she walks in front of the mirror so she doesn’t turn herself into stone but thinks she’s finer than frog hair.

Egora and Quasimodhoe won the camel toe competition at the local truckers rally last night while leaving the audience speechless and dismayed by their performance on the pole breaking event.

by Twi$tedWordsmith July 12, 2024

quasi racial

calling something out as racist in a humorous/facetious way--this term is nonsense and is exclusively used ironically

Brother (white american): Hey are you taking spanish next year
Sister (white american): No thats appropriation
Sister 2 (white american): yea wtf thats like totally quasi racial
Brother: *disbelief*/*laughs* "what?"

by conchoidally August 20, 2024

quasidouchefuckery

quasidouchefuckery / kwɑ zi duʃ fʌk ə ri / adjective/ almost being utterly contemptible.

His quasidouchefuckery pushed her to the limits of longanimity.

by lifeintheair March 4, 2026

Quasi-fallacies

Reasoning patterns that resemble fallacies but operate differently—arguments that look fallacious from outside but make sense within their context. Quasi-fallacies are the shape-shifters of logic: they wear the clothes of fallacy but serve legitimate functions. A circular argument in a formal debate is fallacious; the same circle in a therapeutic context might be healing. An ad hominem in a scientific paper is wrong; the same attack in a political context might be relevant. Quasi-fallacies remind us that fallaciousness is context-dependent, that the same form can serve different functions in different settings.

Quasi-fallacies Example: "He attacked the speaker's character in a political debate. Textbook ad hominem—but the speaker's character was directly relevant to the issue (trust on policy). Quasi-fallacy: it looked like a fallacy, functioned like a fallacy in some contexts, but here it was relevant. She couldn't dismiss it with a label; she had to address the relevance."

by Abzugal March 7, 2026

Quasimodo

When your hitting a woman doggy style and suddenly pull out and shove it in her ass, making her arch her back up

I gave my wife the Quasimodo and now she's pissed.

by Psycho Wrath October 24, 2024