squeaker

Term applied to irritating young female (or group thereof)on bus/in bar/at work, who is constantly gibbering and giggling in a high-pitched voice.



British, pan-regional, although rare.

That squeaker over there is doing my head in!

by Skirtlifter January 10, 2005

Squeaker

A dry snitcher. A person who unintentionally tells on someone. No malicious intent is involved in being a squeaker.

A snitch is a squealer. A dry snitch is a squeaker.

Person 1: "I accidentally squeaked what you told me last week to the teacher."
Person 2: "I told you not to tell anyone!"
Person 1: "Dude, I'm sorry, like I said I didn't mean to."

by BAYBEE82 December 11, 2010

squeaky mcsqueakers

a random word punned by me and my pals.
really random.
used to express someone's name that you think is annoying

Dang! Paul is a squeaky mcsqueakers.
Chea boi!

by Sara Golembiewski November 10, 2006

Squeaky-Bed-Game

Also known as SBG - it is the act of participating in sex of some sort, on a bed, that squeaks.

"Did you hear Rob and Janice last night, Then must have been playing the Squeaky-Bed-Game."

by Raven-Tabarez October 5, 2009

Honky-Squeak

An up and coming underground sport of the suburbs, played in yards and parks, using simply softballs, tennis rackets, laundry baskets, and chairs tipped over on their sides. The object of the game is to knock the ball into the over turned chairs with your tennis racket. There is a mid way point in the field and the player with the ball is obligated to yell "honk" once they cross the line, but a turn over occurs if their opponent manages to yell "squeak" first. This usually results in the screaming of "Honk-Squeak" often sounding like "Honky-Squeak" giving the game its name.

Kid #1: "Hey, I'm sick of watching tv, wanna actually do something today?"

Kid #2: "Yeah, I'm down, wanna play basketball or something?"

Kid #1: "Nah, I'm kinda sick of that, I was thinking more Honky-Squeak?"

Kid #2: "Now you're talking, I'll be right over with my gear."

by Randillium March 2, 2011

squick

An interjection expressing physical disgust at an object, action, or situation.

Somewhat similar to ick, but implies more disgust than simple distaste -- something that elicits the gag reflex would also be worthy of a "Squick!"

For example, if presented with a plate full of broccoli for dinner, one might say, "Ick." One would say "Squick!" if this broccoli had been at the back of the refridgerator for two months and was now moldy, slimy, and rotting.

"Look at that bloody roadkill! Squick!"

by Eris D. January 2, 2005

bubble and squeak

A slang word of British origin, roots unknown.

Slang for leftovers.

Brit 1: Eh chap, you gonna eat that bubble and squeak sometime?
Brit 2: Nah, you can have it!
Brit 1: *eats* OMIGOD, this stuff is shit-tastic!

by A random Brit June 27, 2006