Queeve Edit Meaning

1.

verb. To expel air from the vagina; to queef. ("Queeve" is the verb form of the noun "queef," cf. "believe"/"belief", "grieve"/"grief", etc.)

past tense: "queeved"

past participle: "quiven"

Lenore spread her legs, braced herself, and queeved heartily. Clearly, she had quiven many times before.

See queef, queaf, fart, vart, squarp, quart, quief, quieve

2.

Is a term for an anal retentive or otherwise uptight individual. Can also be found in the adjectival form queevish.

Man, my teacher is such a queeve.

or

That was really queevish of you, do you know that?

1.

verb. To expel air from the vagina; to queef. ("Queeve" is the verb form of the noun "queef," cf. "believe"/"belief", "grieve"/"grief", etc.)

past tense: "queeved"

past participle: "quiven"

Lenore spread her legs, braced herself, and queeved heartily. Clearly, she had quiven many times before.

See queef, queaf, fart, vart, squarp, quart, quief, quieve

2.

Is a term for an anal retentive or otherwise uptight individual. Can also be found in the adjectival form queevish.

Man, my teacher is such a queeve.

or

That was really queevish of you, do you know that?