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A very short, gorgeous girl; Everyone loves her and think shes the best, because well she is
Quetzal is super pretty, man i wish i was her
Quetzal by shortdaddyQ June 14, 2018
1) A monetary unit of Guatemala, equal to 100 Centavos.
2) The National Bird of Guatemala.
3) Word used in a nonsense fashion by MAD Magazine.
Shipping an issue of MAD from New York to Guatemala by ground will cost 2000 Quetzals (think it's easy to drive through Central America?).
Quetzal by Norman December 5, 2003
How could you not know what a Quetzal it's a quick pretzel
Quetzal by JimmyHo9811 August 23, 2011
the dragons' teacher on the show Dragon Tales
When Emmy needed advice about taking a rhyme bird she named Cutie Pie home, she asked Quetzal, their teacher, and he agreed that it wasn't a good idea. She eventually left Cutie Pie her hair ribbon that Cassie, the peach dragon, made for her until she returned to Dragon Land.
Quetzal by Karen Stickney November 10, 2008

Quetzalcoatl 

Quetzalcoatl is the son of the Aztec two in one creator god Ometecuhtli.

quetzally 

Quetzally is a beautiful and talented girl she has a temper but never stays mad she's also god at soccer and is nice
Have you seen Quetzally?!
quetzally by sally real April 21, 2015
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