squillachi

Another word for money, cash, dolla, scrilla, dogs, the list goes on...

Yeah man, i've got 200 squillachi.

by Dean Killan August 12, 2007

Squilpie

Similar to or related to a wedgie but involving the anterior aspect of the underpants. A swift upward tugging motion of the frontal drawers. Typically evolves into an exaggerated amount of pain to the phallus, yam bag, or fur-burger depending on the gender in which the act is performed.

Hector: Dude my fucking pee-hole hurts!

Mario: What the fuck dude... did you bang some nappy dugout or what?

Hector: No dude, my fuckin homie gave me a savage squilpie last night. Luckily it missed my yarbles!

by Saddlebaggies August 1, 2010

Squilo

A person who's goofy but cool and doesn't care what people think

Betty was called a Squilo when she busted out doing the robot to the latest OG Maco hit. She kept doing the robot.

by The Toyota February 20, 2015

Squilly Squilliam

A very weird person. You can usually find them in a cave, crawling towards you growling and making weird noises, eating anything they find on the ground, or running around like they are on crack. But all in all they are a fun person to be around and you are lucky to know one.

Hey yesterday I met the weirdest person.
Hey it must have been a Squilly Squilliam

by Squilly Squilliam July 30, 2016

Squilly

Squilly is a person (usually named will or William) who is an overall goofball and not your average person. Use this word to ridicule and abuse them.

Ey what’s up squilly

You’re so stupid squill

by Squillmaster January 23, 2020

Squilli mcdilli

The name you call your friend will in a warzone game .

They are over here Squilli mcdilli .

by Wille225 May 19, 2021

squiffle

To leave less than a full portion of something in a misguided effort to be polite.

Sometimes this is an attempt to avoid guilt for consuming the last portion. Most commonly used in reference to food, but can be used with supplies and materials.

"My sister squiffled the cookies."
(She left just one in the package, rather than simply finishing the package.)

by Brian Sago July 8, 2004