Quan

[Sarah]

anyone who is out of control

[Justin Bieber]

a females polite let-down during a first date using very subtle signs. It is often not until a follow-up attempt is made for a second date that you realize in retrospect that on the first date you were SOL to begin with.

a female who will tell you in person during the date that it was so very nice to meet you, only to tell you days after the date that they dont ever want to see you again.

[Tanya Shivari]

A crazy ass person who is out of control.

[Tanya Shivari]

Quan, a guy who is kinda cute. He is chill, doesnt know how to text back. He is a big head. He has good hair.

[Becky]

A religious dance a person named Quan made up

[PussyCat]

someone who is shorter than yourself

[Mark Zuckerberg]

Quan is a word that can be used to replace any word, specifically fuck. Quan is an appropriate word that can be used around small children and they will have no idea what you are trying to say, because the word simply has no meaning.

[Britney]

A gangsta nigga who has a lot of friends. He very athletic, funny, and outgoing. He attracts a lot of girls and usually has children at a young age. He most likely had a troubled childhood and grew up in poverty. He is very close to his family and values a strong family bond. He seems to overcome all odds to survive his struggles. He most likely has a very big penis. He is not afraid to hurt someone if pushed to the limit and is very violent when pushed. He is in the streets a lot and will do nearly anything for his hood. Quan is one of a kind.

[Tina]

Main Entry: quan
Pronunciation: \kwän
Function: noun, verb, interjection, phrasal interjection
Etymology: Jamaican, Sean Kingston guan, What a guan?!
Date: 2010
Quan can not be defined. Usually used at the end of sentences (except in its interjectional forms) it is an ideological phrase that has many various and eclectic meanings. Similar to the tabooed f word, quan can act as a euphemism expressing something from being nettlesome to something being detrimental. When used alone as an interjection, it epitomizes a state of relief or happiness, as opposed to its verb and noun forms.