First used in the movie "Cannibal: the Musical," "Shpadoinkle" was left without a specific definition, it's just a generic exclamation, and makes a great substitution word.
These are from the movie itself:
"Aaaah!Ohhh shpadoinkle!" - exclamation of surprise at being caught in a bear trap.
"Have a shpadoinkle day." - greeting.
"She sure is a shpadoinkle horse." - compliment
"Aaaah!Ohhh shpadoinkle!" - exclamation of surprise at being caught in a bear trap.
"Have a shpadoinkle day." - greeting.
"She sure is a shpadoinkle horse." - compliment
by Kucitizen June 04, 2004
The origin of this word is unclear - while it is accused of being an abbreviation of "smegma," Grant Naylor insist that they saw the word on a foreign appliance, and co-opted it as an all-purpose cussword for their show "Red Dwarf."
by Kucitizen June 05, 2004