Sequin

A cool person

Watch out he is sequin

by Kool Aid Man17 March 26, 2009

Squeak

That nickname you give the coolest guy in the world after he mistakes a bed for a girl.

Squeak was slamming that girl last night and all he heard was squeaking.

by -big squeak January 15, 2006

Sequestion

More of a suggestion than a question.

I have a sequestion: why don't you just eat a dick?

I have another sequestion: Wouldn't it be easier to not be in our club?

by Jessicaptain December 17, 2008

pussy squeak

When a vagina squeaks during intercourse.

Her vagina was as tight as a fiddle. When Trump inserted his 17 inch fake dick into the tight pussy it did a pussy squeak. Trump left the fake dick in the Oval Office.

by Donald Cowboy Cerrone December 11, 2017

sequan

He has strange habits very unique from everybody else he can be hard headed a lot of times very sneaky mostly also can be lazy have potential of doing things just never used it could be laid back mostly.

I saw Sequan yesterday

by Fornitepla March 28, 2019

Squeaker

For some reason this person thinks that they put fear into the minds of others, even though in reality they just make people laugh so much that their sides hurt. A squeaker is also the thing in rubber ducks that makes them go squeak squeak because that is exactly what they sound like. I kid you not, there is no difference between the two noises. When an attempt to tell you off is put forth, it is physically impossible to not laugh in their face, and it pains a person to hold in their laughter. I'm talking to you T-Bob. Just kidding I don't know a T-Bob.

As the squeaker told off Luke, every single person the room was in pain whilst trying to hold in their cackling.

by sonicthescrewdriver February 7, 2015

pre-sequitur

Like a non-sequitur, a pre-sequitur doesn't follow what immediately preceded it, but instead relates to something that came earlier, but too long ago to be relevant. It is a sudden or jarring break in the chronology, but it does follow... when you remember what it refers to. Often used as a comic device.

A classic pre-sequitur:
during Mary's job interview
Lou Grant: What religion are you?
Mary Richards: Mr. Grant, I don't quite know how to say this, but you're not allowed to ask that when someone's applying for a job. It's against the law.
Lou Grant: Wanna call a cop?
Mary Richards: No.
Lou Grant: Good. Would you think I was violating your civil rights if I asked if you're married?
Mary Richards: Presbyterian.

by Megareds January 2, 2008