laquinta
The bitch that tries to steal your boyfriend and then cover it up by dating some idiotic lier called Guy that everybody hates
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LaQuenta
A feminine name, meaning hospitable and grace, which is reflected in the origin of the name villa and fifth. She is friendly, outgoing and very nurturing. Many are drawn to her appeal. If you are lucky enough to call her a friend you will have friend for life. She is outspoken and there is very little gray area when it comes to matters, either it is or it isn’t. Never take her kindness for granted, if you do, you may look up and wonder what happened.
"LaQuenta is not quite and angel but a loyal frined"
"Call LaQuenta she will tell you what she thinks"
"Call LaQuenta she will tell you what she thinks"
LaQuenta by lady master February 3, 2010
LaQuanta
Means the most bomb ass bitch evs. Gets shit handled. Doesn't take BS from anyone but still is loving and beautiful the whole time she's whooping your ass. Be frickin' afraid of LQuizzle.
Person 1: You remember LaQuanta?
Person 2: How could I forget she kicked my ass because I didnt return her Land Before Time vhs.
Person 1: Yep thats her.
Person 2: How could I forget she kicked my ass because I didnt return her Land Before Time vhs.
Person 1: Yep thats her.
LaQuanta by Pseudo-Alex April 10, 2009
La Quinta
A versatile Spanish phrase with a vast array of meanings dependent on context, including but not limited to:
- "next to Denny's"
- "new and improved"
- "we're glad you're here"
- "everything just clicks"
- "growth spurt"
- "fast"
- "free high-speed Internet"
- "giving back to the community"
Due to this versatility, some people have claimed that La Quinta is, in fact, a sub-language within Spanish, rather than a simple Spanish phrase.
Problematically, the term has come to mean so many different things that it is possible to form various complete sentences by simply repeating "La Quinta," a property which can cause confusion and incomprehension from an uninformed listener.
- "next to Denny's"
- "new and improved"
- "we're glad you're here"
- "everything just clicks"
- "growth spurt"
- "fast"
- "free high-speed Internet"
- "giving back to the community"
Due to this versatility, some people have claimed that La Quinta is, in fact, a sub-language within Spanish, rather than a simple Spanish phrase.
Problematically, the term has come to mean so many different things that it is possible to form various complete sentences by simply repeating "La Quinta," a property which can cause confusion and incomprehension from an uninformed listener.