George Carlin may have used the word, but he didn't coin the term.
It was first, to my knowledge, used by Gator McKlusky. A character played by Burt Reynolds, in the 1976 movie Gator. (Sequel to White Lightning)
It was first, to my knowledge, used by Gator McKlusky. A character played by Burt Reynolds, in the 1976 movie Gator. (Sequel to White Lightning)
by medloHxT November 12, 2018
by FERREL February 8, 2008
To run like a cunt
by Whits Dogg June 4, 2013
The scent common of exotic dancers. The familiar odour is not specific to any location on her body, but depending on the excessiveness of direct contact, can linger on hands, faces, and nose for an extended period of time.
(In the elevator)
"Hey Phil, did you remember to pack the sprunt?"
(The next morning)
"Alain, is that sprunt I smell on your shirt?"
(At the restaurant)
Q: "How would you like your eggs?"
A: "Sprunt please!"
"Hey Phil, did you remember to pack the sprunt?"
(The next morning)
"Alain, is that sprunt I smell on your shirt?"
(At the restaurant)
Q: "How would you like your eggs?"
A: "Sprunt please!"
by Dave's Stag May 27, 2008
by buster709 July 21, 2010
An insulting name for someone who can be described as a cross between a Sprite (mythical goblin like creature) and a runt (a small skinny person).
by dunterman1 April 6, 2009
by LudwigVan November 10, 2003