Spicee

Very amazing and awe-invoking. However, it can be used in many situations if you forget a word.
Also used as lit, and fresh.

Bruh that new album is sooo SPICEE.

by MyManDavie September 19, 2018

Spiced

When someone become really high after smoking spice, the legal substitute for marijuana.

Dude, I'm so spiced right now, I can't even sign my own name.

by Jolene Jolene Joleeeen December 2, 2010

spice

Contrary to what the other definition for this term may say, "spice" generally does not refer to 2C-I or any other 2C-x compound for that matter. Usually when one refers to "spice" they are talking about N,N-Dimethyltryptamine (DMT), the powerful and short acting psychedelic often smoked in base form or taken orally with an MAOI.

"I loaded some spice into my pipe and took a dive into hyperspace"

by (Omni) April 3, 2008

spice

Some sh*t for food which makes it taste better

You like my chili? I added some spice to detract the taste of the dog food I used. XD

by dumbwiz June 14, 2011

Spicing

Telling an egregious lie with such a fierce and combative confidence that even though listeners know it's not true, they are intimidated into not challenging you. See being spiced.

I knew he was spicing me but he seemed so sure that I just shut up.

by Greatamerican May 27, 2017

Spices

The reason why Europeans went looking for the West Indies ... according to their letters sent home to their wives and children.

Not to be taken literally - the explorers actually meant spices as in sexy tan Indian women.

Columbus: Yo Dona, I found so many spices. I'm going to be so f'ing rich when I sell them!

Dona: (to self) I love it when my man isn't home

Columbus: (to self) Sexy hot women! Woo-hoo!

by Mr. 29 September 26, 2010

spice

Term (1970s) used for sweets in Yorkshire, northern England.

I'm going to get some spice from t'shop = I intend to purchase some confectionery.

by D. Speakman July 24, 2005