Quahn
He’s a Quahn.
Quahn by HumbleStallion August 29, 2022
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Quanclivious
Quanclivious by TheKneecapLord April 13, 2022
Quandivilous
Sam dropped a piano on Ryan’s head and now all of Ryan’s teeth are piano keys. They’re such a quandivilous duo.
Quandivilous by UWundergradadmissions September 24, 2022
Quanclivilous
Quanclivilous Cuan-Sliv-ill-Us is a term used to describe something or someone so foul, vile, undesirable and disgusting that no one in their left, right, wrong or no mind at all would want or even fathom about wanting.
“If you don’t get this Quanclivilous ass chicken sandwich out my face!”
“I heard that Shania is so Quanclivilous that roaches don’t even come near her”
“I heard that Shania is so Quanclivilous that roaches don’t even come near her”
Quanclivilous by lx_mb April 15, 2022
Quan Ling Ling Dingle
Quan Ling Ling Dingle by Quandale Dingles friend April 29, 2022
Quandle Dingle
Quandle Dingle by V0M1TING April 24, 2022
Quandale Dingle
A Quandale Dingle is an advanced technique employed at the high school level of football in which a player of below average height but above average weight for a given position is given the football usually as part of a larger trick play. It is often employed in desperate game situations where the chances of winning are slim. The move was named after one of the greatest high school offensive guards of all time, Quandale Dingle, but its use in game scenarios is highly controversial as its overall effectiveness depends almost entirely on the motivation of the player with the ball. It has also lead to some high-profile career ending injuries, which is why its use has not been adopted at the college or NFL levels.
Football Player 1: (Looks to the sidelines) Oh no.
Football Player 2: What's wrong? What's the play call?
Football Player 1: Coach is calling for a Quandale Dingle.
Football Player 2: God be with us.
Football Player 2: What's wrong? What's the play call?
Football Player 1: Coach is calling for a Quandale Dingle.
Football Player 2: God be with us.
Quandale Dingle by Doroille Longfellow March 22, 2022
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Respectfully
Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
After school, The Modells on Jamaica Ave was active. Respectfully.
After school, The Modells on Jamaica Ave was active. Respectfully.
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murderhobo
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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