"that guy is such a spool" Can be used synonomously in relation to the definition as a subtle substitute.
by jt3000 October 14, 2010
Mitch: Hey Hincey, did you end up taking that asian girl home last night?
Hincey: Yeah mate, got lucky and then spooled all over her face.
Mitch: Hincey, you slippery bastard
Hincey: Yeah mate, got lucky and then spooled all over her face.
Mitch: Hincey, you slippery bastard
by jizzyjez September 17, 2013
by bunkfunk June 19, 2021
by wgbeg March 13, 2005
To be spooled suggests you don't really know what you are doing or what's going on, all you know is that you are stoked to be spooled.
what're you so stoked about? -- i'm str8 spooling on life (similar to stoked on life)
that spooler has gone bucklouie
i'm a little slow and spooled out today
that spooler has gone bucklouie
i'm a little slow and spooled out today
by spoolicus March 03, 2011
a. "I need to go to the store to pick up some spoole."
b. "Oh man, i spooled 'somom last night."
c. "Oh spoole"
b. "Oh man, i spooled 'somom last night."
c. "Oh spoole"
by L33T_M@JIXX September 30, 2003
The process of taking a giant wooden cable spool and rolling it down a hill for amusement. A common past time of people in e-burg.
by kbless April 19, 2006