true religion sponsors

a guy who only rocks and wears true religion appeal. typically found in high school this guys spend time smoking, having sex and chilling. they only really go to school to chill and rarely ever to work

person 1: look at those true religion sponsors, why do girls even like them?
person 2: no clue.

by mannyb_b February 3, 2019

Spanswick

A small creature that can be found roaming the West Country fields in search of cider and Jack Bauer. Often changes the colour of its fur to blend in with the more exotic landscapes. Enjoys marrying gay men for green cards and driving Spanish cars.

Spanswick Sanctuary, second left after the 'volcano' and hot air balloon landing zone.

by chaz5 January 27, 2011

Spinshit

A rarified form of "bullshit" used primarily by professionals, identifiable by its marked intellectual and scientific, legal, financial or similarly technical content presented in a manner designated to obfuscate, mislead, faze or daze.

Dude! Did you hear the CFO spinshit explaining the fourth quarter loss?

by ExWallStreetguy January 24, 2013

Sponaugling

To text another persons spouse and try to have sexual relations with them. Generally when you sponaugling someone you send several thousand sexual texts to that married person. Generally one who sponagules is a douche.

Hey girl I know your married but I'm going to be sponaugling you later.

by MCPD December 31, 2013

Sconser

(noun) A person who looks around when talking to you, to see if there's anyone more interesting about.

shoulder surfing

From Douglas Adams' (of Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy fame) book 'The Meaning of Liff'

Adrian is such a sconser, he was checking out my sister the entire time we were talking...

by thomas callan July 26, 2006

Sons Of Samoa

A locced out Samoan Crip gang in Long Beach,Salt lake,San Jose,and Frisco.Also Known As S.O.S

"Man this slob just got jumped by S.O.S!"

by G-LIGHT May 27, 2004

Sponsor

In various 12-Step groups, such as AA or NA, a sponsor is someone who has some time in the program and has worked the steps who is willing to be there for newcomer. Sponsors generally help take the newcomer through the steps, are there to listen when a newcomer calls, and encourages the him or her to get involved in the group. Sponsors expect nothing in return except that the sponsee does the same for the next person needing help.

Fred: I've had a really hard day. Wish a beer was around...
Sam: You might wanna think about calling your sponsor first.

Sponsee: Hey John, just wanted to say hey, nothing new here.
Sponsor: Good to hear, see you at a meeting tonight?
Sponsee: Yeah, I'll be there.
Sponsor: Good, you might wanna go ahead and make the coffee.

by uialtum May 24, 2010