squeech

1. To slide/ creep along in a worm like movement. Bunching up in the middle, then extending forward.

2. Pinch/ squeeze.

3. Throw it in anywhere in a sentence to spice things up.

1. She squeeched along on her stomache, stalking the boy ahead of her.

2. Boy: "Did you just squeech my butt?"
Girl: "Maybe i did... maybe i didn't!"

3. Boy and girl walking in silence
Boy: "SQUEECH!"
Girl: "I love you."
Boy: "Oh I know."

by Sneaky Spork April 14, 2009

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squeech

A combination of the word "question" inside of the word "speech." It's a question posed at a public event in such a way that the person asking it actually delivers a speech before the person being asked can respond. The person usually disagrees with the speaker.

Coined by debators in Northern California's high school debate organization, Junior State of America, in the early 2000s.

When Eduardo stood up to ask the debator about his position on nuclear power, he squeeched about how bad it was for several minutes before the audience shouted him down with "Squeech! Squeech!"

At the political rally, one person from the audience got up to ask about the candidate's position on the war, but squeeched about 911 government conspiracy until the candidate accused him of being a plant.

by tee bee November 13, 2007

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