Spling

To laugh out loud.

Derivation: Believed to have evolved from the more popular

L.O.L. 'Spring Roll' --> 'Spling Lol' --> 'Spling'

Often used as graffiti on official parking signs in London, rendering them invalid - AKA "Rathboning"

SPLING!

by Captain Rathbone November 6, 2010

Spling

To smoke illegal substances.
Also referred to in money situations. i.e as paper.

1. "Yo dawg let's spling that shit!"
2. "Aite man got some spling goin down"

by H.P-Dizzle June 17, 2008

Spling

Flashy jewelry worn in combination with Speedo swimming apparel.

Check out the spling on the hairy Greek guy.

by jlicious70 August 23, 2010

Splinge

noun, verb, splinged, spling-ing.
–noun
1. Hinged spline: a jointed device or flexible long, narrow, thin strip of wood, metal, etc.; slat.on which a door, gate, shutter, lid, or other attached part turns, swings, or moves.
2. Splined hinge: a long, narrow, thin strip of wood, metal, etc.or jointed device on which a door, gate, shutter, lid, or other attached part turns, swings, or moves.
–verb (used with object)
3. to furnish with or attach by a splinge or splinges.
-splinge (used as expression of amazement)
4. to wibble, or splinge as an incredulous outburst when your flabber is ghasted.

Apprentice:'This splinge won't fit properly, the sprocket doesn't flange cleanly.'
Mechanic:'Ah, you need a splined hinge, not a hinged spline - easy mistake'

Ted: 'WoW, Obama did it !'
Bill: '....... :O .. splinge !'

by KeithMyArthe January 17, 2009

Splinge

Gaps in the hairstyle fringe

Fix your hair you have a splinge

by Flade June 13, 2015

spling

1. To throw something.

2. The sound made when practicing hand based magic.

Just spling it over there.

by bangbangyerdead August 9, 2019

Splinge

Splinge To refer to something as cool

That shirt you got on is so Splinge

by Felix Flame June 4, 2007