by J. Pads October 12, 2009
Get the sand spook mug.(Very old man sitting on his pourch enjoying a nice glass of Lemonade.)"I sure hope them spooks walkin' by don't pluck a watermellon from my garden."
by Durka durka durka durka November 15, 2005
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A phrase used to respond to someone making a comment that was intended to be funny, but touches on subject matter that shouldn't be joked about, usually because it was a cosmologically recent event.
person1: New evidence links the collapse of Aztec society to a deadly salmonella outbreak.
person2: Wait, Aztecs ate at Chipotle?
person1: Too soon.
person2: Wait, Aztecs ate at Chipotle?
person1: Too soon.
by ArtichokesArtichokesArtichokes February 21, 2017
Get the too soon mug.When the fate of something or someone has been determined and they are being watched. The predator's main thought is "SOON."
The origin of this phrase is in an under-appreciated lolcat, where an evil-looking cat is watching a chihuahua, with the only caption being SOON.
When pronounced, it helps to add suspense and drama by saying "SOON." in a low voice employed by that movie advertising dude.
The origin of this phrase is in an under-appreciated lolcat, where an evil-looking cat is watching a chihuahua, with the only caption being SOON.
When pronounced, it helps to add suspense and drama by saying "SOON." in a low voice employed by that movie advertising dude.
by Kitty de M. October 7, 2008
Get the SOON. mug."That guy in the shades reading a newspaper and constantly checking his watch looks like a spook to me"
by blackflag91 November 23, 2018
Get the Spook mug.Usually used by artists/bands to tease their fans when they were asked about something. Either means 'in about 3 days' or '6 months.' For example, when asked about a music video, tour, and announcement release, these artists tend to only know this word.
by damnhotcon March 8, 2018
Get the Soon mug.Used as verb: to challenge someone for a sports match online.
Used as noun: a sports match arranged online but played in reality.
Used as noun: a sports match arranged online but played in reality.
1) What about a tennis match? I'll spood you for tomorrow after work.
2) Alice spooded Bob for a ping-pong match next friday.
3) I already got over 50 spoods this month!!!
4) If I win my next spood, I earn 10 points and I will be ranked in the first league!
2) Alice spooded Bob for a ping-pong match next friday.
3) I already got over 50 spoods this month!!!
4) If I win my next spood, I earn 10 points and I will be ranked in the first league!
by z00bs October 8, 2010
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