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This word defines a woman who is a queen of all divas in the way she carries herself just like beyonce

First used by MsZee Mhlongo on facebook to describe herself to her friends and her attitude
This word may be used in the following manner

Beyonce is such a queevah she always gets what she wants

It may also be used to define a feeling or mood

Girl1: How do you feel today girlfriend since you've made your first million dollar deal?

Girl2: I feel like a queevah I can have whatever I want and it aint a thing lil mama

Beyonce is such a queevah,I love the way she sings on her song,"I'm a diva..."
Queevah by MsZee Mhlongo July 23, 2010
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Queen la queefah

Kelsey: Man you when the award for queen la queefah
Bethany: thank you for finally admitting it
Related Words
a homosexual retard
used mainly in the New England area
could be considered offensive but is actually quite accurate
(boston accent)
YO Cuttah, ked you ah such a queebah. KED! Oh my god, ked.
Queebah by Johnnie B January 9, 2006
a random word used to replace any vulgar name
mainly used to confuse teachers, or parents
You are a queeval(in place of somethin like bitch or hoe)
queeval by laurie18dev May 16, 2006
How people from Boston say “Queer”
Like my rainbow shoes?
“Ah sheddap ya feckin queeah!”
Queeah by TheAlwaysCorrect1 January 29, 2023

queevage 

The space between the two lips of your vagina.

Pronounced:
'quee-v-edge'
Hey, how big is your queevage?
queevage by TheNooter69 December 5, 2017
A gay person who makes melodramatic demands
He had a hissy fit because there’s not enough Malibu in his drink. He’s such a queeva!!
queeva by Florida Geordie November 4, 2022
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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