Quotely

–adverb
1. in exactly the same words; word for word: to repeat something quotely.

–adjective
2. corresponding word for word to the original source or text: a quotely record of the proceedings.

3. skilled at recording or noting down speeches, proceedings, etc., with word-for-word accuracy: a quotely stenographer.

"And you said quotely, you said..."

by Big Pun Leslie March 11, 2008

Quotey Fingers

The act of flexing your index and middle fingers on each hand rapidly in the air while speaking to indicate "here's where the quote begins and ends." Particularly useful when conversing via phone and the other person can't see you doing it, such as:

And then she said - and I'm using my quotey fingers here - "..."

by username: LadiesMan217 July 8, 2009

quotel

quarantine + hotel. During the Covid-19 pandemic, passengers arriving in certain countries will be placed in hotels during their quarantine. Used as a measure to control population movements and to ensure testing is rigorous.

I hear Tim got lucky with his quotel - he had a balcony and air-con. I got stuck in a 1 star quotel, with bed bugs!

by mackyaj November 5, 2020

quotey

An adjective describing speech, when what someone is saying starts to become more and more quotable. The actual quality of the "quotable" material is irrelevant. Along the same vein as preachy.

"Around the middle of the speakers presentation against abortion, it got very quotey."

"Quotey speech is the bread and butter of inspirational tactics"

by Corbin G December 9, 2007

quotell

A quote that is very short in lenght.

"Hell yeah," is an example of a quotell

by Zooster January 11, 2008

quitely

to be quite sure of something

to be quitely frank you look well fed today

by skydog433 December 3, 2019

quotelligence

When you demonstrate your intelligence through clever quotes.

“Do not ask what your country can do for you, but ask what you can do for your country.”
“Wow!, what quotelligence!”

by Kiwakat February 14, 2025