speecy spicy sausage 

Phrase coined by Heath Ledger in the epic masterpiece Brokeback Mountain.

Jake Gyllenhaal: Oh! Oh yes, Heath Ledger! Oh! Oh yes! It's like a big sausage! Oh yes!
Heath Ledger: That's right, Jake Gyllenhaal. It is. It's a speecy spicy sausage! How do you like that?
Jake Gyllenhaal: Oh yes!

speecy spicy sausage by cfs14 April 28, 2006

Smol Spicy Bois 

Fire ants

"Ouch, I just got bit by some smol spicy bois"

Smol Spicy Bois by Don't use your real name. If May 12, 2019

depressingly spicy 

When a situation isn't how you want it to be, but it benefits you.

Person 1: "They don't have the expensive top I wanted to get in my size. It's so depressingly spicy."
Person 2: "Yeah you really wanted it but you didn't need it and you'll save your money."

depressingly spicy by Catherine Dif January 30, 2019

Hot and spicy 

The act of shoving an open bottle of tobasco sauce in an ass and then riding a horse.

"We were at the ranch so I gave my girl the ol' hot and spicy last night."

Hot and spicy by Ahahahahaoooowwwww September 3, 2014

a spicy one 

A joint rolled with over fifty percent tobacco.

"Hey man, lets roll up a spicy one." I said

"Let the cancer ensue my brother." Mike says

a spicy one by Raven05R6 November 8, 2006

medium spicy 

Origin: A commonly used term by street food vendors on Indian streets, to indicate the level of spice you'd like to have.

Modern use: Better used to indicate mediocrity or being on the fence about things in life, in general.

Cow: I feel medium spicy about my day, always.

medium spicy by ThatEightiesKid September 7, 2016

A spicy fisherman

Noun, millennial, derogatory, insult

‘The spicy fishermen’ were a nordic-texan folk choir that rose to prominence in the early 1960’s and are largely credited with the grassroots lagom-arizona oil balladry movement. The farm ballad ‘Vikt clodhopper’ is featured on social media platform ‘TikTok’ and has resulted in the term ‘spicy fisherman’ seeing widespread use in millenial pop culture.

The term was previously used by nordic-texan folk critics in the 1960’s and 70’s to denigrate emotionally sensitive, obese or large statured, vegan males who do not contribute in a farm environment. Millenial use is more widespread but is generally a derogatory term for large statured males, those with questionable but highly advertised food intolerances, or those with enhanced emotional reactions to the outdoors.

Boy 1 (large statured): “Gripes it’s granny slappin’ good to get all gussied up and head big smoke for the honky tonk, i feel high cotton!”

Boy 2: “Yapp down ya spicy fisherman,

‘dem britches are hankerin’ for a beatin”

A spicy fisherman by sqwiggle June 16, 2020