Qualitize

To improve something, to make it Quality.

No one wants to go to your party son, you need to qualitize your social life.

by themanwhowatches January 12, 2010

Qualferry

An Australian marsupial that makes a bird like call when a ship is sea worthy and able to pass under bridges in high seas

As the tsunami alerts were heard the mystical Qualferry cries out...

by Beythoven June 29, 2014

Qualacious

The idea that it is beyond any reality that a human can comprehend or it is aesthetically or mentally pleasing.

This Lesson was very Qualacious.

by TheQualaciousDude July 25, 2015

qualiah

Qualiah is an amazing person that has lots of friends. She doesn’t go to them they come to her. She will be there for you no matter what, and she cares sometimes a little too much. Even when times get hard Qualiah will be right there for you. She’s a complete smart ass, kinda cute in that really weird way, shy but yet one of the loudest people you know, the kind of girl that would be there for you as long as you need her, and even if you hate her, always is up to something strange, a complete handfull but she always knows how to make someone smile. this is the kind of girl that would make any guy happy.

man that Qualiah and her shaninagins

by Leeee101111 December 13, 2018

Quaipel

A way for white boys to say nigger to eachother.

What up my Quaipel

by Sexy Jalapeno January 8, 2019

High Quality Answer

Used as a sarcastic term with a lack of good information when you're asking or telling another person something important.

That was a HIGH QUALITY ANSWER!

by I evol etalocohc pihc seikooc July 24, 2011

pro qual

(pro - KWOLL) adj. - Used to describe anything that is not only gnarly, sick, tight, rad, or far out, but also polished or perfected beyond the norm for the context in which it appears; AND/OR items of unordinarily high durability or performance. May be used as an adverb akin to "mad" or "extremely", but only when the adjective it qualifies refers to something that could be described as pro qual. When used as an adverb, it can come after the word is modifies if doing so makes it the last word in a phrase.

Noice, dude, that move was pro qual!

Sheeeit, this wrench is pro qual.

Did you see the star wars fan film that one guy made? It was pro qual slick.

That last set was the joint pro qual, man.

by ill jasper November 2, 2011