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quarter-turn

verb: to quarter-turn, performing a quarter-turn
noun: a quarter-turn
The act of turning around with your ear facing the person in the seat behind you, as a result of his noise-making.
This is usually far less effective than the half-turn and is usually followed by it, since the noise never stopped.
*sitting in the theatre, talking*
Irritated dude #1: shushh!
Me: did someone just shush me?
*Irritated dude #2 quarter-turns*
Me: oh my god that dude just quarter-turned me, what a douche! Man this movie sucks. Hey, remember that time....
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Quarter Turn 

It's when you grab a girl by her neck and turn it a quarter of the way around when she gets out of line. Usually used in the middle of the night or in public places. Usually you would enjoy screaming while doing it so she knows you mean business.
Louisha backed talked at McDonald so I Gave that bitch at quarter turn in line.
Quarter Turn by Dan Bolton December 24, 2004

quarter turn 

when a brass player in a marching band drops their mouth piece and another marcher that witnesses this says "quarter turn"
*Marches set*
*does aggressive visual*

*mouthpiece falls off*
"Fuck"
*Woodwind marcher*

"quarter turn hehe"

*me mumbling*
"u fuking kike"
quarter turn by butstilltho October 29, 2017
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Bob: Literally 1984!

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User2: You cant ban my friend like that! Literally 1984!
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