When pretending to know what you're talking about, using this word helps this conversation go smoothly. It has no actual meaning, and when used by the speaker, it can mean whatever you want. It is mainly used as a noun, but saying it as an adjective is still okay. Using it with confidence and without hesitation, this word can be a great use.
Professional Birdwatcher: So, have you seen any rare birds?
Amateur Birdwatcher: I saw a Quinnard once. Beautiful bird. You?
Amateur Birdwatcher: I saw a Quinnard once. Beautiful bird. You?
by Quinnard August 29, 2011
Any type of small, lethal throwable such as tomahawks, throwing knives, etc. higher ranking quinnard weapons are also ballistic knives and crossbow bolts. Can be used as a verb (act of quinnarding). Most popular in games such as Call of Duty.
I got my Quinnard ready, let’s roll.
I just got Quinnarded so hard back there
A Quinnard (weapon) is a small, lethal, sharp weapon.
I’m out to go do some Quinnarding.
I just got Quinnarded so hard back there
A Quinnard (weapon) is a small, lethal, sharp weapon.
I’m out to go do some Quinnarding.
by King Dexter IV October 29, 2021
Any kind of lethal throwing weapon in video games such as throwing knives, tomahawks, axes and can even be related to throwing knives and crossbow bolts. Most popularly used in Call of Duty. Can also be used as a verb. Quinnards exist in real life but are most popular in games. One popular myth and figure popular in MW19 is the Quinnard Man. Described as the Ghost operator with a black ghillie suit. His only method of murder is through the use of Quinnards.
I totally just Quinnarded this guy in the head.
I practice Quinnarding often.
Imma hop on and Quinnard some noobs on COD.
I practice Quinnarding often.
Imma hop on and Quinnard some noobs on COD.
by King Dexter IV October 29, 2021