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Squadala 

A magic phrase said by the character Gwonam in the 1993 game "Link: The Faces Of Evil" Sometimes spelled "Squadilah" it is thought to mean "You'll always be behind your prey." Although it may just be Gibberish.

Its fame However can be more attributed to it's frequent appearances in "YouTube Poops"
Link: "I guess we better get going."

Gwonam: "Squadala! We are off!"
Squadala by JacksonJunior101 December 28, 2007
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Squadala 

A term often heard in Youtube poops. It originates from an old Legend of Zelda CD-I game. When link and Gwonam take off on the carpet, Gwonam utters the famous line.

Link and Gwonam fly off into the air.

Gwonam:"Squadala!!!"
Squadala by Chad Beasley January 4, 2008

Squadular 

Adjective - Of or relating to a squad.
Tour guide: here we see a squadular group of guppies in their natural habitat
Squadular by Official EEBC June 17, 2018

Squadlationship 

When you're in a relationship with your whole squad
Who needs a bae when you can get a squadlationship?

squad bae relationship relationships squad goals
Squadlationship by thatmanadrian April 25, 2015

squadalah 

The evil wizard's favorite phrase. He uses it to rape Link on his magic carpet.
"Squadalah! We're off!"
squadalah by orl?yarl! January 11, 2008

Squadanana

The theory that banana's will take over the world in a ship made of cheese.
"Squadanana might happen"

Squadladat 

A squadladat is someone who has no social awareness and acts autistic at times
Stop being a squadladat and ride my meat
Squadladat by Lrbaby January 22, 2023
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