squick

An interjection expressing physical disgust at an object, action, or situation.

Somewhat similar to ick, but implies more disgust than simple distaste -- something that elicits the gag reflex would also be worthy of a "Squick!"

For example, if presented with a plate full of broccoli for dinner, one might say, "Ick." One would say "Squick!" if this broccoli had been at the back of the refridgerator for two months and was now moldy, slimy, and rotting.

"Look at that bloody roadkill! Squick!"

by Eris D. January 2, 2005

squicken

Half chicken, half squirrel creature that steals teeth from South Park

The squicken stole the tooth from under the pillow

by fuzbre November 1, 2006

Squickening

To have sexual intercourse with ones eyesocket

After Sarah took out her glass eye, Billy gave her a squickening.

by Suckadog November 6, 2002

squick

Squicking is similar to skullfucking in that an individual copulates with the skull of another individual. It differs, however, in that while traditional skullfucking uses preexisting orifices, squicking involves the creation of new ones, possibly through the use of a drill.

I brought my drill over to her house and squicked her.

by Ravnos May 15, 2004

squinky

Angry, mad, frustrated and so forth. It has so many meanings I can't be arsed with them all.

'Why are you so squinky at me, Stan?'

by Stephen W. Thomas July 12, 2005

Squickle

The love child that results when a pickle mates with a squirrel.

If this squirrel doesn't stop mating with my lunch food, we're going to have a litter of squickles on our hands.

I've tried roasting the squickles with a garlic-herb sauce, but I still can't rid them of their gamey, sour taste.

by Squeak Gremlin April 1, 2010

Squinky

Tickling of ones gooch till you bust a nut

Im gonna give this guy a good ass squinky if he behaves on the date

by A professor October 5, 2015