Que que que
Person 1: Hey were you in the que que que rally last week?
Person 2: yeah I love killing people it's so fun.
Person 2: yeah I love killing people it's so fun.
Que que que by The Very Goodly Bae November 16, 2017
Bon Que Que
A character from Mad TV, stereotyping fast food workers from the hood using King Burger-- a spoof on Burger King-- as the setting. Taking orders, she personifies the urban ghetto laziness running through society: refusing to take an order for a cookies and cream shake, calling "sah-kurity" on customers with difficult orders, appeasing management, and doing minimal work.
Bon Que Que by J-MoneyDawg February 15, 2010
Que-Que
Pronounced either Kwee-Kwee or Kwa-Kwa, it is a common response to when somebody (usually a guy) says or does something gay.
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ɡachekque que que je saktinoppelles by RedFinger221 March 18, 2022
jhon que que
jhon que que by aryenoravla June 19, 2010
Que que
Que que by Landon Nolbert word💕 March 19, 2021
que lo que
que lo que by Domexicano March 15, 2005
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