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A general term for the female genitals.
It includes the following body parts of a woman:
-clitoral hood
-clitoris
-labia majora
-labia minora
-vagina

The word originated when Rayne Summers from LICD created the word vagoo, an alternate word for vagina. Four people who disagreed with him created the word queecha to describe how it is dark, warm and pleasureable. But then since the vagina is only a single part of the female genitals, (unlike the male, the penis has many parts to it), so it was decided that it would be a general term for the female genitals.
I looked at her queecha and I told her it's a beautiful thing.
queecha by TheAbdBoy November 10, 2008
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The a part of the outer female genitals. It has three functions:
-giving birth
-sexual intercourse
-menstruation
The word originated when Rayne Summers from LICD created the word vagoo, an alternate word for vagina. Three people who disagreed with him created the word queecha to describe how it is dark, warm and pleasureable.
I accidentally ejaculated into her queecha when we were having sexual intercourse.
queecha by TheAbdBoy November 12, 2008
Related Words

quenchable 

Something that quenches your thirst.
That juice looks very quenchable
quenchable by MichealPooooooop February 27, 2018
A $20 sack of dope
Yo, can I get a queech from you?
Queech by BarbieElectra February 19, 2018

queerhawk 

Gayer than gay. If there was a word gay people used to describe gay stuff, this would be it.
Alan: Me and Cheryl don't want to hold each other back with a long distance relationship.
Zeb: Alan stop being a fuckin queerhawk and ask her out.
queerhawk by dizebbio August 10, 2005
queech is Butt sweat
Your underwear is saturated with queech
queech by Anonymous May 13, 2005
Couple a lads drinking beers n doin flips
Chicken Joe: Yo the queech?
Arnold: lads, beers, flips
Queech by C-chedda May 3, 2018
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