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A combination of the words 'squeamish' and 'icky' a situation or state of general grossness.
ie. 'Ewwww! I feel well squicky now!'
squicky by Retro Palace February 6, 2009

squicked out 

To be repulsed, disgusted, or otherwise made uncomfortable. Usually describes a reaction to certain types of NWS content on the net, such as stickyfic, slash, porn, or just strange concepts that a person can't get their head around.

from squick.
That slash fic sure squicked out a lot of people.
squicked out by Koby_Fish May 31, 2006
1. To make one feel sick or disgusted.
2. To squick over a bizarre and distasteful situation.
3. My friend Brad in a speedo. *mentally squicking right now*
ie. "Dumbledore, McGonnagall and the Giant Squid are having a threesome and Ron is getting it on videotape."

"That squicks me muchly."

"I am completely squicked at the image."

"How squicky!!"
squicky by Chrystal Barr April 6, 2004
A way to describe something that makes you squeamish, and you feel has a certain 'ick' factor.
That guy is checking my mom out, that's squicky.
Squicky by VRaven October 21, 2008
Disgusting, icky, weird, often referring to something that is squelchy - imagine poking a vat of goo, and the sound you will make is similar to "squick".
"It felt all squicky and disgusting..."

"Ewww, that is so SQUICKY!"
squicky by Sopho August 12, 2005

squickly 

Your problem can be solved squickly.
squickly by goyal_pooja May 23, 2010
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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Plate of Brown 

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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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