squee

[ skwee ]
/ skwi /
Informal

interjection

(used as an expression of joy, excitement, celebration, or the like): OMG! Squee! Your new puppy is so cute!

verb (used without object)

to squeal with joy, excitement, etc.: Fangirls squeed as the convention panel guests walked on stage.

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Origin of squee

First recorded in 1995–2000; imitative

Words nearby squee

squeaky, squeaky wheel gets the grease, squeaky-clean, squeal, squeamish, squee, squeegee, squeezable, squeeze, squeeze bottle, squeeze off
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Example sentences from the Web for squee

  • A big wad of food hits your plate splash an knocks it squee gee.

    Dere Mable|Edward Streeter