Squid

S tupid
QU ick
I nevitably
D ead

by Greg June 18, 2003

Squid

Squid. Cambridge Massachusetts term to describe a person with expert knowledge often in a esoteric or obscure subject. The term originated in Los Angels as a name for a show off and reckless motorcyclist but appeared to develop independently to mean a person whose vast knowledge may not be fully appreciated by the general public. The term is believed to have traveled to New England via graduate students from southern California. Squid (verb) to become absorbed in an activity. Squid out. Squidger the circular disk used to propel disks in the game of Twidlywinks.

You got to be serious trivia squid on get on Jeopardy

by D. Square December 12, 2008

Squid

a sailor

The clubs are loaded with squids.

by mesoglea November 23, 2002

squid

In english currency a pound is a quid. squid is the plural of quid, and i dont know why.

A boke owes another bloke six quid. He goes up to this bloke with an octopus with a little tentacle bandadges up, and says, 'hello mate heres the sick squid i owe yu.' Do you see? DO YOU SEE?? Sick squid - six quid??????? the marvellous juxtaposition of... look, we jus call pounds squids. leave it at that. try and get n with people.

by Kate pasola hoooooooohaaaa January 5, 2006

Squidgy

(Adj.) To be squishy and wet at the same time, usually causing slight discomfort.

Dude, you spillled your drink my shoes! Now my socks are going to be squidgy.

by Mac396 December 1, 2009

Squid

95 % of Gixxer "thugs"

That dumbass gixxer rider is wearing sandals, shorts, and a tee. He's gonna rip his skin off when he crashes.

by Anonymous September 29, 2003

squid pro squo

a legitimate voting issue within a debate round
the affirmative must provide a squid that is not already represented within the status quo

"We believe that the affirmative team is not topical as they are not squid pro squo."

by Ballin Debater November 8, 2013