squee

Verb

squee (third-person singular simple present squees, present participle squeeing, simple past and past participle squeed)

1. (informal) To squeal with excitement or delight.
   • Meanwhile on Usenet, a couple of anti-choicers are racing to out-stupid each other, squeeing like school children over something someone said.2011, Spartakus, “Anti-abortion terrorism nipped in the bud in Madison, WI”, in talk.abortion (Usenet)
   • On Tuesday, Reddit user lern41 got the Reddit community squeeing when he posted a few photos of his pet cats, Artemis and Apollo.2012, “Male Cat Stays By Female Cat's Side In Sickness And Health”, in Huffington Post

Interjection

1. (informal) A squeal of excitement or delight.
   • The new console will certainly have more powerful graphics, processor, hard drive and all those specs that really only nerdy writers for technology websites care about: “Ermahgerd, moar polygons! More frame rate! Squee!”2013 May 17, Peter Nowak, “There will be buttons: And other truths about the next-gen Xbox”, in The Globe and Mail

Noun

squee (plural squees)

1. (informal) A cry of squee.
   • It's just that the young female group squees seem to come at the most inopportune time. Sure enough, just about every time I'm on the phone — squee. Talking to someone important? Squee.2008, Dale North, JapanaTen: The top ten things anime cons could do without
   • "Oughta be more careful, El. Most people aren't accustomed to fanboyish squees." "Well, they aren't going to get used to it without exposure." "Fair 'nough."2013 June 3, Dan Shive, El Goonish Shive (webcomic), Comic for Monday, Jun 3, 2013