A replacement for any verb or adverb in a sentence to mask the original wordâs meaning and/or to add a suggestive/humorous tone to the sentence.
âMatt, what were you just doing in the closet with Rebecca?â
âWe were shaqueezling it up, what else?!â
âAren't you supposed to be in class right now?â
âYeah man, but I quietly shaqueezled my way out of the classroom and my teacher didnât even notice!â
A word often found before a noun that adds a certain element to the sentence, often implying a âquickâ or âlittle.â Can also be found alone by itself as a noun, when you fail to think of any other words to describe what you are saying.
âSorry, I have to take a little weehoo trip to the bathroom. My bladder is killing me!â
âDid you hear that? There was a little weehoo whisper in the windâ¦â
âCan you pass me that weehoo on my desk over there?
You mean your pencil?
Yes, thatâs what I meant.â