A sound that one makes in order to release the immense energy build up when one is excited as to stay earth bound. It happens when there are no other words to express the excitement of a squeal with the attention span of a squirrel!
by fionnasmom April 23, 2013
A person who kisses great but looks horrible. Or a horror movie that scared the crap out of you in the middle but the ending was too sappy. That's squee.
by Shmanda December 28, 2005
Man, I know he was waiting for the new season of "Lost" but did he have to turn into such a squee bomb when it aired last night?
by mattydean January 29, 2009
As we may know, "Squee!" is a noise primarily made by an over-excited fangirl. Squee girls are a form of fangirls. Most enjoy anime and manga; several enjoy yaoi. They are known to glomp people, write/read fanfiction, and say such phrases as “w00t” and of course, "Squee!" Most seem to be tech addicts who use Geia and Livejournal. They are often misunderstood by those who are unfamiliar with their ways.
by M. C. Ericson September 29, 2006
Squee is a meaningless word that simultaneously means anything and everything. It is any noun, verb, adjective that the speaker or author intends it to be. Coined by Ariel and Christine last names unknown to be used in any given context. The point of the word is to be substituted for whatever need be. It allows a person to be as completely vague as possible yet still making a point.
"What did you and Amy do last night?"
"She was in a bad mood, so we just squeed."
It is undecipherable what the response means; the couple may have simply held hands or they could have engaged in sexual activities. The listener still can't understand what happened though still receives an answer. Thus 'squee' has successfully served its purpose yet again.
"She was in a bad mood, so we just squeed."
It is undecipherable what the response means; the couple may have simply held hands or they could have engaged in sexual activities. The listener still can't understand what happened though still receives an answer. Thus 'squee' has successfully served its purpose yet again.
by killercaterpillar April 19, 2010
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