different between squeed vs squee

English

Verb

squeed

1. simple past tense and past participle of squee

Anagrams

• deques

English

Etymology

Imitative

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /skwi?/, [skwi?]
• Rhymes: -i?
• Homophone: skweee

Verb

squee (third-person singular simple present squees, present participle squeeing, simple past and past participle squeed)

1. (informal) To squeal with excitement or delight.
   • 2011, "Spartakus", Anti-abortion terrorism nipped in the bud in Madison, WI (on newsgroup talk.abortion)

     Meanwhile on Usenet, a couple of anti-choicers are racing to out-stupid each other, squeeing like school children over something someone said.

   • 2012, Male Cat Stays By Female Cat's Side In Sickness And Health, Huffington Post

     On Tuesday, Reddit user lern41 got the Reddit community squeeing when he posted a few photos of his pet cats, Artemis and Apollo.

Interjection

squee

1. (informal) A squeal of excitement or delight.
   • 2001, "Susan", I got a hamster! Squee! (on Internet newsgroup alt.fan.digimon)

Usage notes

• Mostly used on the Internet and especially associated with fangirls.

Noun

squee (plural squees)

1. (informal) A cry of squee.

Anagrams

• -esque, eques