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quizicles 

quiz that involes tesicles
if quizs are quizicles then wat are tests?

the correct answer would be: testicles Bitch!
quizicles by enjoi_it August 11, 2007
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quizicle 

Slang use of the word quiz.
If you call a quiz a quizicle... then what would you call a test?
quizicle by Void October 7, 2003
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quizzicle 

a synonym used to describe a quiz, also used to make people look stupid
if a quiz is a quizzicle whats a test?
a testicle?
HAHA!
quizzicle by bigsig January 18, 2009

quizzicle 

a word used by 8th grade math teachers to describe a test and not scare their students
That quizzicle was hard.
quizzicle by Mecat5360 December 21, 2007

quizzicles

A nutsack that is so miniscule, that its contents do not warrant being referred to as testicles, but rather a test's smaller counterpart.
Dude, did you see Norm's nards? Those were some quizzicles for sure!
quizzicles by Scottie0417 January 12, 2009

quizzles 

One of a set of quizlix (as defined by Ryan Dunbar)
I looked up quizlix and it told me to refer to quizzles
quizzles by achew22 August 9, 2008

Quizzicle  

A non-scary word that 8th grade teachers use to describe tests
Quizzicle by Mecat5360 November 27, 2007
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