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squig out

squig out verb: to weird out or disgust; to make (someone) feel uneasy and squeamish.

Verb

squig out (third-person singular simple present squigs out, present participle squigging out, simple past and past participle squigged out)

  1. (slang) To weird out or disgust; to make (someone) feel uneasy and squeamish.

Forms of squig out

third-person singular presentsquigs out
present participlesquigging out
past participlesquigged out
pastsquigged out

Origin of squig out

Compare squick and squeamish and wig out.

Questions about squig out

What does squig out mean?
Squig out means to weird out or disgust; to make (someone) feel uneasy and squeamish.
What part of speech is squig out?
Squig out is a verb.
What is the past tense of squig out?
The past tense of squig out is squigged out.

Words near squig out in the dictionary

  1. squiffiness
  2. Squiffite
  3. Squiffites
  4. squiffy
  5. squig
  6. squig out
  7. squigged
  8. squigged out
  9. squigging
  10. squigging out
  11. squiggle

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