The inherent feeling one has about the spelling structure of any particular word. Unfortunately, much of popular culture--band names in particular--inhibits this faculty.
The Beatles, The Monkees, and Phish have totally shafted my Sense of Spell, man.
Tell me about it; Cheeznips and Froot Loops ruined mine.
Tell me about it; Cheeznips and Froot Loops ruined mine.
by East_IKoP July 22, 2010
by Woodpimp August 26, 2015
An educated female who has an uncanny ability for correct and proper spelling of words in the English language. She uses her ability to act as a human dictionary and offers dictation for those less fortunate than she on correct spelling. However, her spelling dictation, at times, turns from dictation to dictatorship and she will (or wishes to) destroy anyone or anything that improperly spells a word. For this reason she has earned the title of a queen.
Person A writes: "an outrages amount of hair"
Spelling Queen: "it's outrageous"
Person A corrects sentence: "an outragous amount of hair"
Spelling Queen: "I SAID IT IS OUTRAGEOUS!!! OFF WITH HIS HEAD!!!
A true Spelling Queen would be able to read through this definition and example and mock it for improper spelling found therein.
Spelling Queen: "it's outrageous"
Person A corrects sentence: "an outragous amount of hair"
Spelling Queen: "I SAID IT IS OUTRAGEOUS!!! OFF WITH HIS HEAD!!!
A true Spelling Queen would be able to read through this definition and example and mock it for improper spelling found therein.
by Nocturnal Mammal - Man June 4, 2013
It started out as a way of Playground trickery and now has spiraled to an ironic meme. With the meme often containing images of a person with lens flares for eyes and the image being saturated beyond belief with the caption "Spell Icup".
by UncleJerry420SwagLord February 21, 2017
Being able to spell like a normal, educated person. Some people aren't capable of this; this is why words like yuo, OMG, teh, dood, and much of the haxor language exists.
by Shawn B. May 11, 2003
A system that makes sure what you are spelling is actually a word. The downside to this system is it doesn't think my last name is a word, and rudely draws a line below it, asking me to change it.
Dude #1: Hey, Dude #2, I was word processing a document about the presidency of Barrack Obama, and I had a problem!
Dude #2: Yeah, what is it this time?
Dude #1: I was doing fine with most of the paper, but each time I spelled Barrack Obama's name, spell check kept telling me I was spelling his last name wrong. Is his last name really "Obama"?
Dude #2: *sighs* Yes, I am positive. Shall I spell check you name, MORON?
Dude #2: Yeah, what is it this time?
Dude #1: I was doing fine with most of the paper, but each time I spelled Barrack Obama's name, spell check kept telling me I was spelling his last name wrong. Is his last name really "Obama"?
Dude #2: *sighs* Yes, I am positive. Shall I spell check you name, MORON?
by Dudewatts March 25, 2010
On Facebook I write: "Its the bain of my existence!"
Spell douche who doesn't even know me writes: I believe it's spelled "bane".
While true, you are douche. A spell douche.
Spell douche who doesn't even know me writes: I believe it's spelled "bane".
While true, you are douche. A spell douche.
by Igotthis February 6, 2012