Squackle
Squackle by Cryptictaste October 19, 2019
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squackle
squackle by ProBassFisherman May 18, 2006
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squackle • SQUACKED • Squacker • squankles • Squickle • Squacked Out • Squackload • squankler • squarkle • squckle
Squackle
Squackle by Cryptictaste October 19, 2019
Squacked Out
Anyone who is high on meth and attempting to project (by project i mean clean, organize, alphabetize, disassemble, attempt to reassemble, categorize or just plain destroy in an effort to understand how it works or make it better) on the nearest computer, cell phone, disorganized bedroom or closet, bicycle, car interior or exterior, bathroom, squack box (box filled with random crap said tweeker has picked up during his/her many useless hours spent high) or a garage.
Holy shit Martha did you see how squacked out that guy was? I think that was an old 8 track he had disassembled on his front lawn.
Squacked Out by two lips April 20, 2010
Squacker
A loud black girl that won't keep her mouth shut and always want to argue with other females, and when she does argue it sounds like a bird squacking! Squackers are usually girls in the hood.
Squacker by Ms. Ajr Biracial Barbie August 5, 2008
Squankle
A fat little tabby cat. Likely to eat his/her food too quickly and vomit it up. Known to hiss frequently.
Squankle by Totally not Monkles May 17, 2022
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