Squeal

intransitive verb- The act of telling on someone(snitching) and recieving a reward in return.
also
To turn informer; betray an accomplice or secret.

Squeal to the cops.

All he does is squeal

by tsero ugbeye April 15, 2006

Squeal

the noise you make when you witness Dan and Phil's marriage video

" when I watched Dan and Phil's marriage video I began to squeal"

by KatLovesDanAndPhil December 11, 2016

Squeal

The act of half attacking someone and removing their clothes as a joke while one of the perpetrators usually shouts SQUEAL at the victim in an attempt to make the act even funnier than just removing the victims clothes.

We are deffinately gona squeal Luke when he goes to the park.

by briandemagicman August 14, 2009

Squeal

A squeal weasel, commanly found in bushes of upper end communities

Holy Shit! There's a squeal in that bush!

by Vikki December 24, 2003

For Squeal

Another way to say for real.

Amy: This thing costs $100!
David: For squeal?
Amy: For squeal!

by redstripe March 14, 2007

squeal

when someone does a super short, super high pitched scream-like noise.

When he pinched my side, I squealed.

by {*Allison*} September 09, 2007

squeals

Marine Corps term for Navy Seals due to their primadonna attitude and self-important, self-serving motives.

Looks like the squeals have stolen our rappel tower again.

by EdMoneyRabbit May 22, 2008