Quigey
Quigey by Plat-a-puss February 27, 2021
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quigley
A British Army term, slang for using one bullet of a sniper rifle to kill two men.
The term comes from the 1990 film Quigley Down Under in which the hero, played by Tom Selleck, uses an old Sharps rifle to devastating effect.
The term comes from the 1990 film Quigley Down Under in which the hero, played by Tom Selleck, uses an old Sharps rifle to devastating effect.
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Quigey • Quigley • Quigebo • quigeon • quiger • quiggy • Quigley Down Under • quigly • quiney • quigleypuff
Quigley
Quigley Down Under
When a man and woman go to a fancier restaurant with a table cloth. The woman wears a skirt or dress with no panties or very skimpy panties for easy access. The man then performs oral sex on the woman in the restaurant under the table hopefully concealed by the table cloth. Preferably the man has facial hair with a mustache so pussy juice remnants are on the mustache when he bounces back up.
When Will got reservations at an upscale restaurant, Jill made sure she wore a skirt and no panties for a Quigley Down Under.
Quigley Down Under by Rugged Farmer December 9, 2019
quigsy
(n. or adj.) used to describe a really hot teacher, typically a teacher in the business/marketing area.
quigsy by Chantrelle December 15, 2008
Mark Quigley
Mark Quigley by egganator2000 May 3, 2018
quivey
to sit in on a college class in which you're not enrolled simply for the joy of learning and the prospect of enlightenment.
"Quiveying" a class is similar to auditing, but without paperwork and much more fun. Attendance is sporadic and usually arranged by invitation from the professor, unless one of your friends sneaks you in.
The term originated in the mid-2000s at California's Butte Community College. It is actually the surname of a couple of Butte's more eccentric students. They would frequently drop by Honors English lecture to hear their favorite professor read Chaucer in the original. Since they were eccentric, the "name" stuck.
"Quiveying" a class is similar to auditing, but without paperwork and much more fun. Attendance is sporadic and usually arranged by invitation from the professor, unless one of your friends sneaks you in.
The term originated in the mid-2000s at California's Butte Community College. It is actually the surname of a couple of Butte's more eccentric students. They would frequently drop by Honors English lecture to hear their favorite professor read Chaucer in the original. Since they were eccentric, the "name" stuck.
"Wait, are you actually enrolled in Existential Literature?"
"No, I'm just quiveying it."
"What time is Linguistic Anthropology? I want to quivey it."
"No, I'm just quiveying it."
"What time is Linguistic Anthropology? I want to quivey it."
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