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spud by rick sankwoski October 31, 2002
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Spud
A hole in a sock. This is due to the appearance of the foot through that hole being likened to that of a potato. Most noticeable with heavy contrasts of skin colour to sock colour. This may well be a south of Britain colloquial term, but this hasn't been firmly established.
"Why don't you take your shoes off?"
"My socks are covered in spuds."
"I don't think I've got one sock in my drawer that ain't got a spud in it."
"My socks are covered in spuds."
"I don't think I've got one sock in my drawer that ain't got a spud in it."
Spud by Squid'N'Onion September 30, 2011
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Spud
(British) The archetype of eccentricity.
Who "Spud" was is no longer known - but certainly, the name comes to mind whenever a somewhat extraordinary individual is encountered. This mysterious figure has, in some parts of England, come to embody all that is strange, but harmless.
Who "Spud" was is no longer known - but certainly, the name comes to mind whenever a somewhat extraordinary individual is encountered. This mysterious figure has, in some parts of England, come to embody all that is strange, but harmless.