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half beaver and half squirrel.
a.k.a
brittney
Brittney has squiver teeth.
squiver by bob smith987987654 January 17, 2009
Urban Dictionary Merch
Referring to a reaction during BDSM bedroom play when she "squivers"

"Squirms" and "Quivers" simultaneously
She was so excited she was f@#king SQIVERRiNG
Did you make her SQUIVER?
Squiver by MacguiverMarie January 31, 2021
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the long, stringy, s-shaped poop, that could make people think your butt wasn't loose.
wow! jimmy, come take a look at this nice slender squiver i just took"
squiver by ryva9125 February 26, 2011
Half beaver/ half squirrel. it lurks around populated places. you know it's close to it's prey when you hear a bell ring. prefers smaller children on bicycles specifically. highly endangered. must protect at all costs.
oh no, the squiver took my child. not again

if you listen closely, you can hear the majestic squiver.
Squiver by squiverlover420 April 4, 2020
to whisper something very vaguely.
She squivered me something during recess.
Squiver by Jean Bonaparte May 31, 2022
When a female squats and hovers while using the toilet to avoid contact with the seat.
The squover maneuver is most commonly performed when using public facilities.
Squover by Henry_D April 16, 2009
Daughter company of Fender. Makes solid beginner and intermediate guitars for cheap.
Dude paid $150 for a Squier Strat.
Squier by NarfDaddy May 13, 2005
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