Squagmart
“Yo, meet me and the gang outside Squagmart at 12.33”
“Bro you have so much squagmart it smells awful”
“Bro you have so much squagmart it smells awful”
Squagmart by Hawktuahberry February 6, 2025
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squagmire
NOUN: Any unappealing solid or mostly solid substance or mixture of substances. The dry form of swill.
Since the couch had not been moved in a long time there was a substatial amount of squagmire underneath.
squagmire by diezel_cowboy November 22, 2007
squamatic
To have scales, or to be scaly in appearance: either when seen with the naked eye, or under a microscope.
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Squamatious Epaxails
Her look was as strong as her squamatious epaxails, from yesterday; i'm still seeing stars!
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More examples can be found in the vice documentary: bit. ly/18gECvy
Squamatious Epaxails by ThisAintItChiefy September 30, 2018
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