speckledorfed

A word used to say that one has been tricked or fooled.

I cannot believe we were speckledorfed!

by silva_star March 3, 2015

Speckled Trout

During or after anal sex the penis has specks of fecal material on it when removed from the anus.

"I was giving that ass a pounding and when I pulled out it looked like a speckled trout!"

by Danimale August 30, 2016

speaking clifford

Someone who speaks very weirdly, unclearly or gibberish.
Also, when someone speaks very friendly

Morgan: aiakksksksimhighasfbrotha

Kyla: The fuck are you saying, I can’t understand you, you’re speaking clifford

by veronica cancklep December 8, 2018

speak when spoken to

A phrase back in the day in which people would tell their children or wife to speak only when an adult begins to talk to you. In other words stay quiet.

Similar to the phrase stay quiet when the adults are talking.

Child comes up to parent and tries to speak while the parent is talking to then parent yells speak when spoken to.

by Lovewithoutlife November 22, 2013

public speaking

Its where you go in front of a bunch of people and do a speech/powerpoint. All the while you worry what their thinking of you and just want to finish ur speech/ppt as soon as possible.
Even worse if you have social anxiety disorder.

I didn't do my speech in front of the class because I was too nervous; I lost a lot of points. Stupid fuckin public speaking.

by Poncho! January 5, 2009

Chav speak

words that don't make sense chained together in a way that you get the geral understanding. lol.

chav speak:
oi init bruvv, got my 4 by 4 ravers and bass line skankers init sket. we goin to blow this place out wicked blud. ahhh mate thats well dog has it bluddd oi lets sketchit yo ay and hit the legs this is well waffle munter bruv.

translation

im ready to party. lets rock it. this crap let go.

by 96love June 28, 2009

AOL speak

Different from leetspeak, AOL speak involves shortening words to the smallest form possible, such as shortening "you" and "your" to "u" and "ur."

It often is seen over other messaging programs, and it also is seen on internet message boards, much to the chagrin of readers who dislike the laziness associated with not typing the additional characters in longer posts, as the text becomes impossible to read.

"Your fly is down," translated: "ur fly is dn."

by Billfred January 30, 2005