Squeeker Season Ending

[Boxboy]

Originally posted by scottydawg
HA! I won.

Not quite since all those dictionary definitions DIDNOT cover the meaning of the term as used HERE, therefore I stand by my statement.

The term as used here as I understand it means someone who's not old enough to have had his voice change as yet.

NOW show me that definition in your Funk and Wagnel.

Unowned

[RTR]

Sometimes the Queens English doesn't need any embelishment or "ebonics" added.

Squeaker is pretty much self explanatory.

owned

RTR

[scottydawg]

Originally posted by Boxboy
Not quite since all those dictionary definitions DIDNOT cover the meaning of the term as used HERE, therefore I stand by my statement.

The term as used here as I understand it means someone who's not old enough to have had his voice change as yet.

NOW show me that definition in your Funk and Wagnel.

Unowned

Are you being retarded on purpose?

Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1) - Cite This Source
squeak·er /ˈskwikər/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[skwee-ker] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun
1. a person or thing that squeaks.

Duh!  re-re-owned!

[uptown]

Finally I can clear my squelch roster

[DaddyAck]

Originally posted by Boxboy
it means someone who's not old enough to have had his voice change as yet.

He is squeaky making him a squeaker.  Would you prefer it if we called them prepubecents, or perhaps just plain youngins?


I too am glad to see squeaker season end.

[JB88]

urban dictionary has a definition of a "squeeker"


























little fart season is nearly over indeed.

[thndregg]

1. a person or thing that squeaks

I like this definition.

[Latrobe]

"A person or thing that squeaks" is what it used to be on Aces High. Somewhere along the line it converted to "Anyone younger than 10 years old".

[scottydawg]

Don't fool yourself in thinking that the term squeaker was invented here.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Squeaker

[VonMessa]

However you want to define it, I'm glad it's over for another nine months.

[pluck]

haha, definition of squeaker.  I agree, definition fits perfectly.  The only way that definition would not work with the squeakers of AH would be if you could dispute the definition of "person" and/or "thing."  But that might put you in a squeaker of a situation in which you could only hope to squeak out an escape:aok

[mongo36]

Originally posted by Latrobe
"A person or thing that squeaks" is what it used to be on Aces High. Somewhere along the line it converted to "Anyone younger than 10 years old".

I think it is anyone younger than 22 to include the U of ? bunch.  God knows, maturity arrives later for each generation.

[WolfSnipe]

HEY mongo its me FlyBoy55 were u been bud and yea I"M A 14 yr old but i dnt SQUEEK like Av8torJr i have older voice:aok

[Nutzoid]

Originally posted by Boxboy
Not quite since all those dictionary definitions DIDNOT cover the meaning of the term as used HERE, therefore I stand by my statement.

The term as used here as I understand it means someone who's not old enough to have had his voice change as yet.

NOW show me that definition in your Funk and Wagnel.

Unowned

Nah, sorry dude. Afraid your Boxed, sealed, and ready for delivery!

Uh, that means Owned still!:D

[Boxboy]

Originally posted by scottydawg
Are you being retarded on purpose?



Duh!  re-re-owned!

Somehow I just KNEW I could get you to resort to name calling