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Once, Twice, Thrice, Quance.
Derived from /quad/, four.
Twice, Thrice, Quance-times a lady.
Quance by biodomeoutcast May 24, 2018
Words you can keep
To freak out; be outta control; have an un-slowed roll; be utterly and ridiculously shameful without regard for anything; lacking dignity
Dude, your a total quance!

Stop quancing man, just slow your roll.

Holy quance!
quance by Laboeuf April 3, 2009
Related Words
Quance is a nother name for shiest which is also known for a rip off usually in a drug deal
Ricky C Quanced me on that sack of dank
quance by Dave October 13, 2004
(pronounce kwahns) meaning four times as much (etc. once, twice, thrice)
"Did you hear? A guy got shot quance this morning."
quance by kruto February 5, 2023

Quanclivious 

the schools chicken sandwich looked absolutely quanclivious.
Quanclivious by TheKneecapLord April 13, 2022

Quanclivilous

Quanclivilous Cuan-Sliv-ill-Us is a term used to describe something or someone so foul, vile, undesirable and disgusting that no one in their left, right, wrong or no mind at all would want or even fathom about wanting.
“If you don’t get this Quanclivilous ass chicken sandwich out my face!”

“I heard that Shania is so Quanclivilous that roaches don’t even come near her”
Quanclivilous by lx_mb April 15, 2022

hasta las quince 

Used to define something that goes on forever, until very late, until the very end.
"la unica banda que toca hasta las quince!" - Oro Solido
hasta las quince by astronay November 16, 2016
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Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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