sequiny

(adjective?) used to refer to something with lots of sequins.

how about this shoe?" "No, it's too sequiny

by x!men4 August 7, 2010

Sequin

A cool person

Watch out he is sequin

by Kool Aid Man17 March 26, 2009

pre-sequitur

Like a non-sequitur, a pre-sequitur doesn't follow what immediately preceded it, but instead relates to something that came earlier, but too long ago to be relevant. It is a sudden or jarring break in the chronology, but it does follow... when you remember what it refers to. Often used as a comic device.

A classic pre-sequitur:
during Mary's job interview
Lou Grant: What religion are you?
Mary Richards: Mr. Grant, I don't quite know how to say this, but you're not allowed to ask that when someone's applying for a job. It's against the law.
Lou Grant: Wanna call a cop?
Mary Richards: No.
Lou Grant: Good. Would you think I was violating your civil rights if I asked if you're married?
Mary Richards: Presbyterian.

by Megareds January 2, 2008

Non Sequitur

1. Latin phrase roughly translating as "doesn't follow" (think: not-in-sequence), i.e. 'non-sequitur' describes something that doesn't follow on from the preceeding information or context. Often used as a form of humour.

2. Rotate the giraffe.

See also: Light Bulb

by phantom oddity May 20, 2004

squimmy

something really awesome or cool

dude1:it's squimmy!

dude2: shut the hell up man, you sound like a girl

by wikkd lil grrl July 6, 2006

non sequitur

"What is your favorite beer?"
"Gee, that's a good question - I guess I would have to say Celine Dion CD's are unlistenable."

"Isn't the definition above an example of a non sequitur?"
"Well, waking up in a ditch chained to a goat sure ruins your day."

by weepster August 4, 2006

Squim

A recoil action in response to a shock or sudden movement

Alison squimmed so bad when i clapped in her face yesterday

by Matt Richo May 14, 2007