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The most incredible and perfect couple ever seen on tv! From the show pretty little liars and includes Toby Cavanaugh (Keegan Allen) and Spencer Hastings (Troian Bellisario). The two of them get together after spencer realizing that Toby is actually a really loving, caring and good guy that did NOT kill her bestfriend, Alison. You will fall in love with this couple the moment you lay your eyes on them! They love each other very much and their relationship is very interesting to watch.
Spoby is so adorable!
Spoby by spoby May 5, 2013
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Good job Anna, I’m SPOY!
SPOY by Desafortunadamente111 June 8, 2018
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"Subscribe to Spoo, or turn into poo."
Spooyan on youtube
Spooyan by ESBirdnerd November 22, 2020
*a mother at her kids graduation, with tears in her eyes* SPOY
SPOY by ANNAnomys panda May 28, 2018
I was just sitting on the boat minding my bidness and I started getting a Spobo, kiiiiiid.
spobo by Frank Lapidus October 7, 2011
Best youtuber ever! Plays minecraft and among us!

Search Spooyan on youtube to see for yourself!
Them: What you watching there
Me: The best youtuber ever!
Them: Pewdiepie?
Me: No, Spooyan.
Spooyan by ESBirdnerd November 17, 2020
Spite-abortion; to abort a child out of spite. Can be both a verb and a noun.
"Hey Tina, did you have a good spobort?"

"Man those spoborts make me feel great!"

"Ben, I'm so mad at you, I'm going to spobort our love-seed!"
spobort by AlittleBitter March 30, 2009
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