spodie

A wet fart.

I was going to pass gas during my date, but had to go home when it turned out to be a spodie.

by Mr Gribber September 1, 2009

Spode

A brainless person, especially one who looks deceivingly ornamental or decorative, i.e. wears all the trendy fashions. Derived from Spode, the trademark for decorative English bone china, pioneered by Josiah Spode

See that guy in the Tommy Hilfiger clothes? He looks all that, but he has no common sense. He's a real spode.

by Phreddy Phabulous April 8, 2008

'spoda

another name for a slug, a worker who doesn't work especially hard.

a 'spoda knows a hundred lazy man tricks for puttin' off what he's really 'spoda be doin'.

by clayton paul April 8, 2006

spode

The man.A Monsterous,gym monkey who pretty much lives for woman,muscle cars,and working out.

arnold schwarzenegger

by Jeremy Hitler February 12, 2004

spode

v. spOde. Past tense of speeding. Inflected form of speed. Synonym of sped. Used to indicate previous velocity of subject.

Other forms: spoding, spodation, spoder (n).

Hey dude, did you see how fast that fabio spode down the alleyway? He almost hit that trick on the corner!

by E Grady October 13, 2006

spode

Def: Cool, Sweet, Awesome, Good, Righteous, Rad

Pronounciation: Spoad, to rhyme with toad, road - with a long drawn-out vowel sound, the cooler the longer.

Usually preceded by a qualifying adjective such as 'totally'.

1- Winston: 'Dude, you really nailed the headmaster with that snowball! That was totally spode!'
Desmond: 'I concur, it was spodacious.'

2- Desmond: 'Have you seen the new Tom Cruise movie? Didn't you think it was spode?'
Winston: 'No. It was shit.'

by Tom PL Fox February 19, 2009

spodge

Spodge is a versatile verb which means pass it, throw on to. In can also be used as an insult in the form 'spodge off' or also in a sexual way 'he spodged her one last night' literally he put it into her.

Spodge me that bit of turf over there and I'll spodge it on the fire.

by Ailbhe June 19, 2008