quisle

A verb: to quisle. Used after the war for committing treason. Derived from Vidkun Quisling, a Norwegian treator.

If you quisle today, you might find yourself dead tomorrow.

by Retor February 25, 2009

Quisen

To sell a game or not clutch up when needed.

If you wanna play you can't be out here quisen on us.

by Mr clutch July 3, 2021

quigley

A British Army term, slang for using one bullet of a sniper rifle to kill two men.

The term comes from the 1990 film Quigley Down Under in which the hero, played by Tom Selleck, uses an old Sharps rifle to devastating effect.

While Rifleman Osmand was stationed in the sandbox, he did a Quigley on two escaping Taliban riding a motorcycle.

by dbrow127 March 30, 2011

Quilled Out

A person who is highly stressed out.

1. Worked sucked today, my boss got me all quilled out about the project deadline.
2. I talked to steve today and he is all quilled out because his girlfriend wrecked his car.

by Quilly The Porcupine April 22, 2009

Jay Quitler

A loser quarterback who pussy's out in the NFC championship game forcing them to put in the 3rd string who is better.

Wow did you see Jay Quitler yesterday?

by WillieMac February 19, 2011

quizlet it

The act of finding your homework and test questions on the website Quizlet. It is a very efficient use of your time.

"What's the answer?"
"I don't know. I'm about to quizlet it."

Also:
"Quizlet says...."
"I'm quizleting it."

by C777euro August 3, 2016

quisling

A word Norwegians are not very proud of having given to the world: it derives from Vidkun Quisling (1887-1945), a Norwegian politician who collaborated with the Nazis during World War II. He established his name as a synonym for "traitor", someone who collaborates with the invaders of his country, especially by serving in a puppet government.
It is, arguably, the worst and most grave insult a Norwegian can throw at another.

That guy, he is such a quisling!

by Daniel N. Nilssen March 28, 2004