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quarn
quarn by GirlSkater February 22, 2004
Quarn
Quarn is an expression used which is short for "quality yarn."
A Quarn is 'called' when a conversation proves to be riveting, interesting, derogatory to someone you dislike, or when you make a good call.
Note: Not to be confused with Quran, the islamic bible.
A Quarn is 'called' when a conversation proves to be riveting, interesting, derogatory to someone you dislike, or when you make a good call.
Note: Not to be confused with Quran, the islamic bible.
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
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