Quosting

1.The most epic technique of posting in a forum.
2.Conversing in a online forum, heavily quoting prior grade A posts, and ignoring any theme or continuity of the thread.
3.Quote-posting
charlietown: oh lol

charlietown:what is quosting?
suckaemcees:the most epic posting technique ever
The-Mo:(Quote)Originally posted by suckaemcees: the most epic posting technique ever
bhwb:(Quote)Originally posted by The-Mo:(Quote)Originally posted by suckaemcees: the most epic posting technique ever
charlietown:oh lol
bhwb:(Quote)Originally posted by

by suckaemcees December 9, 2008

Quositive

When you're not positive on something, and you woudn't want to be quoted on it.

How much are these chips?" "I'm not completely quositive, but I think they're 1.75."

by Jake Abdelkarim January 6, 2011

quosted

to post a quote onto a social network i.e. facebook.

Dude, he just quosted you and facebook and forgot to tag you!!

by jmoaey May 15, 2011

Quosh

Quota of Trash (white or otherwise)

John: Did you fuck that girl Nikki?
Tim: Nah. I met my quosh for the month already...

by Joe b. Town. April 16, 2017

quosting

1.The most epic technique of posting in a forum.
2.Conversing in a online forum, heavily quoting prior grade A posts, and ignoring any theme or continuity of the thread.
3.Quote-posting

charlietown:what is quosting?
suckaemcees:the most epic posting technique ever
The-Mo:(Quote)Originally posted by suckaemcees: the most epic posting technique ever
bhwb:(Quote)Originally posted by The-Mo:(Quote)Originally posted by suckaemcees: the most epic posting technique ever
charlietown:oh lol
bhwb:(Quote)Originally posted by charlietown: oh lol

by suckaemcees December 9, 2008

quosting

Using the mouth of a wine bottle to make your captive bead ring open wider.

I kept tearing my lip off every time I tried to put the bead back in, but after quosting it, it fits fine!

by Jesse123 December 12, 2008

QuOSt

Acronym for Question or Statement? An error question asked that resembles a statement. Multi-tonal inflected sound upon final words in a statement. The two-toned word at the end of one's sentence is supposed to denote a question mark. Used traditionally when one assumes something, and wants to say it's true but asks for validity and a second opinion by quizzing the affinity to various statement questions. Similar to french saying "No?" after a sentence to ask if you agree or not. By saying or adding no or not to a sentence the question then loads the answer output with an agree or not clause to validate truth of statement. Be careful when using because if wrong you put your self in quizzical jeopardy over the statement in question.

How to question each other adequateis often blundered by attempted communicators who never learns through enough experience how to engage another cordially. You will find statements in a sentence that is inflected sounding at the end of what they say, indicative of a question mark sounding statement or quost.

by Snow Pea - Digit El Poal S.Sa October 2, 2016