quinnen
quinnen by Nananana123 January 25, 2017
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Quinnen
a really cool and funny guy and a good singer. kinda emo bc he won’t cut his hair but still a king 👑
Quinnen by urmom11.com July 21, 2022
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quinnen williams
The only man Josh allen fears. Able to bench 530 pounds and run like a truck, the west african Caribbean American is one of the best lineman in the nfl. No one can stop him 1v1
We set up a barricade for that fat drunk dude to not flop everywhere. Mf though he was quinnen williams the way he trucked through it.
quinnen williams by Necrozma Beam February 22, 2023
Quintenesque
Quintenesque by Hulk19 September 27, 2018
Quinten
A very hot person. Is trustworthy and caring. He is often very good and sports and is a good leader. He can get a lot of girls but when he finds the one he is very loyal. Oh yea and girls adore him. Quinten is very fun to be around. If your having a bad day just talk to Quinten, he'll make you happy. Quinten is just a overall AMAZING person!!
quinning
This is when a person wins, or does well at something. It is a combination of the name quinn, and the verb winning. Together they make the adjective Quinning. It originates from charlie sheen saying duh winning.
Chad-"Hey how did Quinn do in the boxing ring today?"
sylvester-"Come on... it's Quinn. Duh, He was Quinning"
"You need to vote Quinn for president; Didn't you know quinning is winning"
sylvester-"Come on... it's Quinn. Duh, He was Quinning"
"You need to vote Quinn for president; Didn't you know quinning is winning"
quinning by melon madness October 13, 2013
Quinten
Quinten is that one bro that you actually mean “bro” to, he always there for you he puts you before him and if you treat him right he treat you even better, Quinten the main homey that you will stick with through LIFE he a brother foreal
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A)
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The Crud that collects under the keys in a keyboard. Usually more severe in the keyboards of programmers and webmasters as they tend to spend a lot of time at the the computer and thus eat at their desk. Mainly affecting IBM Model M (clicly) style boards.
B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
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B)
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Bob: The food scraps that collect in my keyboard; Want some?
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