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CQCoolness quotient. Much like IQ (Intelligence quotient) but it measures how cool the individual is.
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CQacronym for "chunder queen". referrs to that drunk broad who ruins everyones night by getting too drunk and vomiting
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CQChuckling Quietly; instead of using "lol" or "lqtms"
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CQcrazy quail; a cross between a bird and a man that likes to lick cock and take it up the ass; give him a bag and he'll lick your balloon knot all night long; also goes by the initials CB or Co [..]
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CQA form of duty in the United States Army which while on is your sole responsibility of to be the duty NCO's bitch to such an extent as to disallow anything remotely fun from happening in the b [..]
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CQshort from of crap quality.
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CQCalling any amateur radio station, may be sent in CW, phone or some digital modes. Directly translated from morse code, it means "calling all stations"
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CQcharge of quarters. An officer officially in charge of a unit headquarters at night.
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CQcharge of quarters..
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CQAn indication that the name or term so noted has been checked and verified. Copy editors, whose suspicions are well founded, often suspect that reporters use CQ to indicate “better check this”. (courtesy of John E McIntyre)
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CQ"Commit Queue", infrastructure to automatically check/build/test/verify/etc... CLs before merging into the tree. See also the Chromium CQ
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CQCorrect as is; lets copy editors know that something has been checked and needs no further checking. Used often for oddly spelled names.
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