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Squ by meatstickk October 25, 2011
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SQU
SQU by Truthspeaker23 September 21, 2018
Squ-uvs
(Pronounced ‘skw’ ‘oves’ as in the ‘sq’ sound followed by how the word ‘Loves’ would sound with the letter ‘L’ removed)
Meaning; ‘Squeezy-luvs’ = extra-lovey-ESP-hugs which can be sent via ESP or sms or phone calls to your long-distance lover
Variation ; ‘squvs’
Meaning; ‘Squeezy-luvs’ = extra-lovey-ESP-hugs which can be sent via ESP or sms or phone calls to your long-distance lover
Variation ; ‘squvs’
Examples of use in text messages;
1) ‘I miss you so much! Sending you mega squ-uvs over the aether’ (when feeling extra mooshy-mushy lovey towards your absent lover)
2) ‘Got some super sexy squ-uvs for you….’ (As an indication that sender is in urgent need of some phone-Sex or sexting from the recipient)
1) ‘I miss you so much! Sending you mega squ-uvs over the aether’ (when feeling extra mooshy-mushy lovey towards your absent lover)
2) ‘Got some super sexy squ-uvs for you….’ (As an indication that sender is in urgent need of some phone-Sex or sexting from the recipient)
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