Spiteful

Being or Doing something that will negatively affect a person or group because of feelings of resentment towards them.

Mary was being spiteful when she took the last slice of pizza, She didn’t want her enemy to get any.

by JhonGhotti June 24, 2018

spite

An internal fealing of extreme hatred and on ocasions other emotions at the same time (envy, fobia, more hatred). In most ocasions spite can cous psychopathy, an urge to hurt, an urge to kill, a deathwish or simply loosing consiousness and regaining it at a random place (police station, hospital, graveyard, friends house, dumpster, etc) covored with blood and with a very sharp object in one hand.

note: spite is much more as hatred, in the same mannar as love is much more tha likence

Spite coused jimmy to go insane and sloughter his classroom with an ak-47

by obsidian January 20, 2005

spite

Due to someone making you angry (ex, friends, parents) you turn off your cell phone, go party, hang out with your buds and doing everything knowing that the person who made you mad, will get angry at your for doing. This hater of yours won't know what you actually are doing, but because you know it'll make them mad, you are happy. Your purpose is just to piss them off behind their backs.

I'm going to spite her/him by sleeping with someone else.

I'm going to spite her/him by not doing my homework.

I'm spiting her/him by staying up all night and getting drunk.

by L!z June 23, 2005

spite

An acceptable answer for every 'why' question

-"Why did you get chocolate ice cream insted of vanilla?"
-"I don't know, spite.

by tportem April 21, 2004

Spite

To upset for no reason.

I think the teacher gave my essay an F-- just to spite me.

by Diggity Monkeez February 09, 2005

spiteful

A negative state of intoxication intended as revenge upon one's own parentals or those of a peer for cruel, unforgivable acts such as, but not limited to, invasion of privacy, life-time banishment, etc. ; antonym to dynamic intoxication.

(v.) "Karisa's mom found the bottle of vodka we hid in her prom dress and she can't leave the house now, so we're all gonna get spiteful in her room later."

"I'm spiteful because Suha banned me from her home and from being her daughter's friend."

by Mandy H August 09, 2005

in spite of

'in spite of' = is a little different

'in spite of' is more like this: thinking...

by Ighor Toth July 06, 2006