squididily
When someone is “Trying to pull a fast one”, “do something slick”, or get away with something bad by being sly and/or using finesse.
squididily by Jm19D February 25, 2019
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squidillybop
an utterly random phrase usally said by a clown to scare people (you have to say it fast for it to make sense)
Chris: Ahhh! that clown just said squidillybop!
Jesse: Silly Chris clowns dont say squidillybop...
Clown: SQUIDILLYBOP!
Chris and Jesse: NOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Jesse: Silly Chris clowns dont say squidillybop...
Clown: SQUIDILLYBOP!
Chris and Jesse: NOOOOOOOOOOOO!
squidillybop by Carswell November 13, 2007
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