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a funny sounding word. may be used as a synonym for shit or the act of shitting, or as a synonym for the word wonky (meaning wack or defunct)
stepping in dog squonky is no way to start your day

man that sweater is straight squonky, you look like a damn fool
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used to describe an awkward or uncomfortable situation brought on by any range of things
it's gettin squonky up in here!
squonky by warthog July 1, 2012
Man thats a skwonky line.
Skwonky by Oldmangrey June 1, 2018
(adj) Drunk and sketchy, often disappearing with little or no explanation. A person cannot be faulted for being swonky, but they must recognize by at least the next morning that they were acting in a swonky manner.
Ex: "Quit being such a swonky, crusty-ass skank. You disappeared on me!" "Sorry, I know I was swonky..."
Swonky by swonkygirl April 16, 2011
a verb ..to get played or any negative action against a person place or thing...
carl just got sqwonked on the doughnuts as they had all been eaten by everyone already.
sqwonk by evil stevil March 31, 2009
A funny sounding noise, or something that looks wacky and wonky but in a groovy way. Like an out of tune piano being played or a loud, out there brass instrument. Squonky can also mean having a brilliant time & letting loose, when you're really goin' for it and you're in your element. For example, kids having a good squonk in the park. Or getting squonky to your favourite music, having a good dance and a woop woop boogie! It is definitely a good thing to be squonky.
The catbus and totoro in Ghibli's My Neighbour Totoro are well squonky.
Squonky by weesquonk September 12, 2014
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* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”

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