quest-quest

An informal conversational device used in place of the word question.

Hey, I have a quest-quest for you, senpai.

What is it, Bera-kun?

Do you like boys with large breasts?

by hot-virgin-dussy May 1, 2013

quertyyouayeohpeeayesdeeesgeeatchjaykayelzeeexcveebeeenem

When you try to type qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm formally.

I typed qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm formally and it turned out like this: quertyyouayeohpeeayesdeeesgeeatchjaykayelzeeexcveebeeenem

by RGBW November 4, 2018

Quentin Tarantino

Evil looking Conan Obrian...

Just opinion!
my opinion

by Coookie Monster June 20, 2005

question mark

1. An interrogation point, denoting that a sentence it is used in is a question.
2. Alternate way to say "What?"

Brown: "I went zablis abba carfth."
Kiko: "Question mark."
Brown: "... ..."
Kiko: "What did you just SAY?!"
Brown: "What did I just NOT say?"
Kiko: "Damn it Brown, you're such a wenile!"
Brown: "Thanks."

by Kiko February 2, 2004

quick question

The plea occasionally comes from a pain in the ass office worker who is clueless and wants help desperately. He does not have a quick question. He usually requires a quick answer that is not easily given. He gives the appearance of knowing what he is talking about but needs a tutorial on how to load a stapler. This guy (sorry men: this stupid question normally does not come from a woman) is not long for the company if he asks this kind of shit all the time. The worst offenders will use "air quotes" when asking a "quick question."

Hey dude, can I ask you a "quick question" about the sales meeting this afternoon?

by Paul Warshauer March 24, 2008

rhetorical question

• Implies it's own answer
• Requires no answer, answer is obvious

"Su, Why are you so freaking stupid?" Jennifer yelled the rhetorical question!

by ShannonMarie May 25, 2006

questasiendo

Literally, a combination of the phrase "que estas haciendo" meaning "what are you doing?" in Spanish. The Spanish language often combines sounds that are alike on the end of one word and the beginning of the next and make them one word. It means... what's going on or what's up...

"A vato, questasiendo?" (Hey dude, what are you doing?)

by Samantha June 19, 2006