squeams 

Squeams is your reaction to something squeamish.

That new slasher flick is so gross, it really squeams me out.

squeams by Cyprus Denton Fekks July 9, 2012

squeats

A type of smoking rotation; used when smoking marijuana. Very similar to Mexican Sweat, but there's no Mexicans involved, thankfully. Squeats is a simple one-hit pass rotation to keep everything moving fast. Unlike Mexican Sweat, you can exhale freely without repercussions.

When smoking marijuana, Daniel yelled out "squeats"! But everyone ignored him, because, as always, he says it just as blunt was going out. =(

squeats by TM7 June 25, 2012

squeamish 

Term mostly used in the UK. When one is averse to overt displays of gore and blood, particularly of the kind displayed in violent/teen slasher films/medical dramas, or when subjected to them in real life (e.g. an accident, dissecting an organ in school) is likely to faint or be sick. Can also include dislike and strong desire to avoid images of violence or pain, such as injecting oneself.

I couldn't bear to see that horror movie....I'm far too squeamish!!

squeamish by Milflob May 19, 2006

squeamed

Squeamed is what happens to you when you react to something that makes you squeamish.

I saw that new slasher movie, and it really squeamed me out.

squeamed by Cyprus Denton Fekks November 23, 2010

pig squeals 

A style of screaming used in metal music - generally comparable to a pig squealing. other similar forms of screaming include Raptor Shrieks and low pitched growls

The singer from Job For A Cowboy uses so many pig squeals!

pig squeals by PresidentBOB November 15, 2007

squeasel 

a small woodland mammal used in a Vietnamese dish. Made famous by Anthony Bourdain in "No Reservations." May also be referred to as "porcupine."

"What's that?"

"Uhhh... squeasel!"

squeasel by squeasel_eater August 26, 2007

Squeamy 

Can be used to describe the vaginal area as juicy/wet. Is best used in conjunction with the word gash.

"Damn! I was tapping some squeamy gash earlier!"

Squeamy by Kempo May 5, 2006