queidir
v. to overcome a significant deficit, especially when one has been counted out by his or her compet-tion, to win a contest, usually in one epic turn of events
though his friends counted him out of the game, colin queidired them at the last minute with a 165 point move.
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a sentiment expressing sympathy or empathy, as in “i’m sorry”, though not an apology. “my girlfriend dumped me the other day.” “queie.”
- Queif muffin
when one qeifs in a car and then locks the windows so the smell stays in longer. and the person who queifed enjoys the smell of their own queif. q::”zak did you smell that queif m-ffin?” a::”yepp i sure did and it smells gooooood!”
- Brothe
verb. the further past tense of breathe. i brothe it in. replacement of the word breathed, used to describe the act of breathing prior to the present. i brothe in his fart and nearly past out. in spanish calling someone “brother” or “friend” oye brothe adonde tu pusiste mi d-ld-? is the past-tense of breathe […]
- bummerski
1. an expression of disappointment or sympathy 2. the formal polish word for “b-mmer” (often found in the pluralistic form) george: “hmm, looks like i got veronica pregnant.” jose: “b-mmerskis, man”
- Bumpsee
when feeling the urge to ripp -ss, you release the fart with your bare -ss and your cheeks spread wide apart into someone elses face. i b-mpsee on my dog drew when i come home from school.