Pronounced: koa-zuh. A slang expression used to call attention to something shocking, unexpected, or questionable—similar to saying “Pause”, “Ayo”, or “Hold up.” It’s often used humorously in response to something that sounds unintentionally suggestive or just plain wild. The term is a coded variation derived from the energy of "Pause" but more cryptic and niche.
by Lichenwgat April 25, 2025
qeoza (pronounced kwa-zuh) can be used in two ways. It is used when an innocent sentance can be interpreted as inappropriate and/or refer to something inappropriate or inappropriate-sounding. The 'q' is lowercase in any circumstance. This works as the word is informal. qeoza is similar to pause or ayo.
Person 1: This is my first time, so go easy on me.
Person 2: qeoza!
or
Person 1: This scene looks very qeoza when the two people wrestle in bed.
Person 2: You're right, it looks like they're doing something qeoza!
Person 2: qeoza!
or
Person 1: This scene looks very qeoza when the two people wrestle in bed.
Person 2: You're right, it looks like they're doing something qeoza!
by Epix E April 25, 2025