Sped

A derogatory term meaning retard. Comes from the phrase special education.

Josephine Beiter is sped.

by Joiscool2019 May 9, 2018

sped boy

Sped means someone who is dumb and ignorant

Dan is a sped boy Tyler is a sped boy quan is a sped

by Lil spastic June 5, 2018

Spedi Knight

The term Jedi Knight parodied to describe someone who is special, retarded or spasticated.

"Dude you're clumsy today, what are you some kind of spedi knight?""

by cult88 September 3, 2009

Sped

1. One who attends special education classes.
2. The special education program.
3. An insult used when someone does something stupid.

1. "He is a sped."
2.a "She is in sped ed."
2.b "She is in sped."
3. "Darren you are such a sped."

by Dana M. October 24, 2003

spedneck

special education + redneck

The spednecks sing old Garth Brooks songs on the bus every day.

by brett1983 January 13, 2008

spedmaster

someone who makes stupid mistakes or acts like they have half a brain on occasion, though is generally an intelligent person.

formed from an abbreviation of SPecial EDucation and the word MASTER to clarify just how extreme of a sped that person is.

me: 'i got in the shower last night, and it was really foggy, even though the water wasn't very hot.... it took me like 30 seconds to realize that i was still wearing my glasses. >_>'

friend: 'haha, spedmaster moment of the day!'

by longingforalollipop September 16, 2010

Snewd

(n.) One who is any of the adjectives listed below.

(v./adj.) To troll, be extremely arrogant, annoying, pessimistic, sarcastic, lame, or asinine. Can also describe sudden coolness or superiority.

Depending on the attitude of the person "snewd" is being used to describe, it can also reflect upon things in a positive light.

-"Dude, you snewd? If you ain't snewd you're lewd."

-"Johnny was being very snewd today in class, he stuck gum to a classmates hair then glued their hands together behind their back."

-"Whoa! He just pushed a girl out of the way of a speeding truck! That was totally snewd. Praise him."

by ArcZone August 25, 2011