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Something that is "ique" is very ordinary and standard and normal. It does not stand out in any way, shape, or form and is a very commonplace item or action. "Ique" is typically used in a negative connotation as it is meant to say that one is lacking in originality and (is similar to/or even just is) a base.
You're playing tag? That's so ique, at least go to play freeze tag or a variant man.

Man, is that a regular pencil? So ique, why don't you have a mechanical?
Ique by billybobster November 8, 2021
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IQue by RemmiQue 

In English IQ stands for intelligence quotient.
IQ tests are tools to measure intellectual abilities and potential. RemmiQue therefore designed "iQ" word together with the last 3 letter words that ends his name "Que" to reflect a wide range of his musical skills, such as his rymes reasoning, Trap logics, beat Killing and his music intelligency as "IQue"
IQue by RemmiQue
IQue by RemmiQue by Qvibe April 1, 2021
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ick (ique) 

Dirty nigga
Yo that nigga jo never shower;smell like armpit, what an ick (ique)¡
ick (ique) by Toksic September 15, 2019
To search for the best technical support and service
iQuest Consulting are the best support company
iquest by smsandwap May 28, 2014
Tout ce que tu veux que ça soit. Le monde, tout et rien.
Iques est le monde, prosternons-nous.
iques by Troy_Herd April 6, 2017
An iqueria is most of the time nice only when she has food in her mouth, she will likely hit you for no reason mostly for their enjoyment. She will call you at random times to annoy you
Iqueria just called me, she told me I was a loser then quickly hung up.
Iqueria by K.baebiee November 22, 2021
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