spod 

n. Chiefly British Slang
One who spends an inordinate amount of time exchanging remarks in computer chatrooms or participating in discussions in newsgroups or on bulletin boards.

This spod has posted over a 1,000 messages in less than a week!

spod by Louie Neira February 25, 2004

spod 

A derogatory term used to indicate someone with one of the following:

1) A penchant for academic study, above and beyond the call of duty

2) Higher than average intellectual capabilities

See also swot, nerd, geek.

"You've already done you history homework? Dude, you're a spod!"

"I hate that kid, he's a bit of a spod!"

spod by Javen May 12, 2004

spod 

Someone who spends a lot of time in computer chatrooms; specifically, "talkers," which were text-based chatrooms accessed through telnet that were popular before everyone found out about the interweb.

What a spod! He spent six hours on Animal House yesterday.

spod by spydyrgrrl June 15, 2013

spod 

1. Someone, typically a student, inordinately naive and foolish outside of their academic field.

2. (verb) To perform one's scholastic duties to and beyond the call of duty.

1. "You're such a big spod!" she cried.

2. "I'm going to have to spod it today," she commented.

spod by Samuel Wilkinson April 8, 2004

SPOD 

Computer acronym: Spinning Pinwheel Of Death

Often referring to macOS’ spinning pinwheel, also known as "Beach Ball"

My computer is unresponsive, it is now spodding at me.

SPOD by lavoie_sl November 29, 2016

spod 

One who obsessively reads all the definitions of a word in the Urban Dictionary, then decides to send in their own definition.

Only a spod would send a definition to the Urban Dictionary.

spod by Jo Kerr January 5, 2005

spod 

Social degenerate, possibly inbred and definately looks like it. Some spods think they are geeks, where as infact - they're not, they're incredibly stupid, and ugly.

Get away from me you goddam spod!

spod by g0nz0 November 3, 2004