Quifo

Pronounced: kee-fō
An evil spirit found via the Ouija board. If you come in contact with this spirit, it may stop you from breathing. End the conversation immediately if you come in contact with Quifo

HELP! QUIFO IS RESTRICTING MY BREATHING!

by Duandale Quingle July 25, 2022

quofo

A floatie turd; a log of poop that is bouyant enough to float on the top of water.

I ate a bunch of carbs and fat these last few days and lately all the turds I've been deucing into the toilet have been quofos because they all float on top at the water line. See them in this photo I took with this smartphone? But, enough about me on a first date. So how's your lunch?

by Extremityman October 17, 2023

Quirofilia

A sexual fetish for hands.

I never knew quirofilia was one of my kinks until i saw how hot his hands were.

by Quirofilia June 7, 2018

quixoticelixer

A Red Hot Chili Peppers b-side off the Californication CD, relating to depression, love, being under the influence, but genereally... being quixotic.
Some people spell "quixotic elixer", and others spell "quixoticelixir", and last but not least "quixotic elixir"...all wrong.
It changes from mellow to upbeat and couldn't be more amazing.

Smell you with your going to hell expression
Quixoticelixer might
But it will probably not fix your bite

by Laurakkkkkk October 27, 2007

quinoa

A cheap staple food sold to gullible white middle-class people for many times its actual value.

Gullible white middle-class person: Oh, we only eat quinoa these days. It's more ethical than other crops; you can tell because it costs more, so it must be supporting the farmers who grow it.

by Flakey March 17, 2014

gravity bong quif

the sound generated when using a gravity water bong and pulling the bottle to the very edge of the water before inhaling

We were talking about the inequalities generated by NAFTA when Johnny pulled a gravity bong quif

by Moose85 April 23, 2007

Quito

One of the oldest cities in South America. It has beautiful colonial buildings, as well as a modern part called "Quito Norte." As previously said, there are several private schools across Quito. It is not true, however, that the only thing to do there is going out dancing and drinking. Quiteños are rather deep and well educated people with
whom you can have nice conversations about life and politics. Quito can be a wild city if you visit the right places: Avenida Amazonas and a few other places in Quito Norte. You may also want to visit "El Panecillo" to get a view of old Quito.

There is nothing better than sitting at a café in Quito to smoke a cigar and have a cup of coffee while watching all the beautiful quiteñas walking by. I love Quito.

by Raúl Soleimani January 23, 2009