squee

As nouns the difference between terms and squee

is that terms is while squee is (informal) a cry of squee .

As a verb squee is

(informal) to squeal with excitement or delight.

As an interjection squee is

(informal) a squeal of excitement or delight.

As verbs the difference between squee and squeal

is that squee is (informal) to squeal with excitement or delight while squeal is to scream by making a shrill, prolonged sound.

As nouns the difference between squee and squeal

is that squee is (informal) a cry of squee while squeal is a high-pitched sound, as a scream of a child, or noisy worn-down brake pads.

As an interjection squee

is (informal) a squeal of excitement or delight.

As verbs the difference between squeed and squee

is that squeed is past tense of squee while squee is to squeal with excitement or delight.

As an interjection squee is

a squeal of excitement or delight.

As a noun squee is

a cry of squee.

As verbs the difference between squee and squeg

is that squee is (informal) to squeal with excitement or delight while squeg is (electronics) to undergo squegging.

As an interjection squee

is (informal) a squeal of excitement or delight.

As a noun squee

is (informal) a cry of squee .

As nouns the difference between fangirl and squee

is that fangirl is a female fan who is obsessive about a particular subject (especially, someone or something in popular entertainment media) while squee is (informal) a cry of squee .

As verbs the difference between fangirl and squee

is that fangirl is to behave like a fangirl; to be obsequious, star-struck, boy crazy, etc while squee is (informal) to squeal with excitement or delight.

As an interjection squee is

(informal) a squeal of excitement or delight.

As a verb squee is

(informal) to squeal with excitement or delight.

As an interjection squee is

(informal) a squeal of excitement or delight.

As a noun squee is

(informal) a cry of squee .