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Quizzle
Quizzle by Ambellina<3 December 3, 2007
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quizzled
The point between being buzzed and almost drunk. It really doesn't matter when you say it. It's the tone which will allow people to know how intoxicated you are. LOL
quizzled by Robert English August 24, 2006
The Quizzler
The rizzler of queers.
Friend 1: *gets up*
Friend 2: there goes the quizzler
Friend 3: why do you call him the quizzler
Friend 2: watch
Friend 1: *goes and flirts with the table of queers*
Friend 2: he's bi so he goes for the queers
Friend 2: there goes the quizzler
Friend 3: why do you call him the quizzler
Friend 2: watch
Friend 1: *goes and flirts with the table of queers*
Friend 2: he's bi so he goes for the queers
The Quizzler by Lime Lemon January 10, 2023
Quizzle
Quizzle by BLunT_HeRB94 May 17, 2019
Quizzlebee's
Proper Noun: The favorite, fictional submarine sandwich shop in the fictional Harry Potter universe.
Quizzlebee's does not actually exist in the Harry Potter novels or movies, but came into existence due to its overly English-sounding name and a certain, je ne sais quoi, that makes the reader instantly think of magic, Wizards, and disapparating.
Still don't believe in Quizzlebee's? Try to imagine Michael Caine saying it...
See?
Quizzlebee's does not actually exist in the Harry Potter novels or movies, but came into existence due to its overly English-sounding name and a certain, je ne sais quoi, that makes the reader instantly think of magic, Wizards, and disapparating.
Still don't believe in Quizzlebee's? Try to imagine Michael Caine saying it...
See?
Harry Potter: While we're in Diagon Alley, we should stop in my favorite sub shop, Quizzlebee's!
Hagrid: What are you going to get, Harry?
Harry Potter: Either a roast beef with unicornraddish, or a dragon, lettuce, and tomato with cool, ranch dressing.
Hagrid: Aye, betwixt you and me I'd rather be subjected to the Cruciatus curse than eat at Quizzlebee's. I'll be outside, methinks.
Harry Potter: Here's 3 Galleons, go grab some greasy rubbish at Death Eaters (another fictional Harry Potter eatery).
Hagrid: What are you going to get, Harry?
Harry Potter: Either a roast beef with unicornraddish, or a dragon, lettuce, and tomato with cool, ranch dressing.
Hagrid: Aye, betwixt you and me I'd rather be subjected to the Cruciatus curse than eat at Quizzlebee's. I'll be outside, methinks.
Harry Potter: Here's 3 Galleons, go grab some greasy rubbish at Death Eaters (another fictional Harry Potter eatery).
Quizzlebee's by Neville Powerbottom August 20, 2011
qizzle
qizzle by uclafalcon September 19, 2004
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