queschong

(n), (u)
if there is some queschong about what a Korean told you, there is doubt about it, or people feel uncertain about it

There's no queschong that these US$100 bills are the Korean-made Super-Xs.

by Shineya Chong November 25, 2005

hunger quenching

Similar to the Gatorade advertisements when the actor says "thirst quenching", hunger-quenching refers to quenching your hunger.

It's hunger quenching.

by Placer September 21, 2020

quenching

1) To be able to satisfy thirst. 2) To provide sexual/sensual activities between one or more individual(s) who are sexually frustrated or horny.

Kat: "Is that Megan making out with the guy she just met on Tinder?"
Evonne: "Yeah, I think she's just quenching."

by kthlncdgg April 6, 2015

queshon

2- Ebonics mutation of the english word QUESTION. Used by ghetto delinquents who have no sense of english diction, and are too apathetic to correct themselves.

often used in conjunction with the word axe.

source -- axe

'I wanna axe you a queshon

by John Griggs January 15, 2004

quelching

An act of desparation. In Europe, during the great famines of the middle ages starving individuals would steel the bodies of the recently deceiced. They would hang them upside down over a pot and quelch (form of squeezing) out the half digested reminants of their last meal for their own ingestion.

Im starving, lets go and find a body to quelch.

by dunno August 20, 2003

Quelching

To do a Chinese firedrill and hump everyone as you pass

We totally were quelching at the stoplight last night.

by Geartay April 18, 2011

quelching

To laugh so much a little bit of wee comes out.

"I was watching Michael McIntyre last night, I was quelching all the time!"

by Charlielechat. March 15, 2010