sped

1. A term for a kid who was put in special education classes.

2. A mean word to use to describe someone whos slow or has special needs.

People called me sped, it's not funy word to use.

by sonny vitale the 3 January 16, 2008

Sped

An insult saying someone is fucking retarted or in Special Education

You’re such a sped monkey Micheal!
You sped monkey!

by Sped Monkey January 6, 2022

Spanish Sled

First you need to find someone with a lot of forgiveness in their heart, or a stranger; bring them to the top of a staircase; proceed to knock them unconscious; strip them naked and ride them down the stairs.

Ellie was pissed after John used her as a Spanish Sled

by Aram A. February 24, 2008

sledding

a classic recreational activity that involves sliding down a snowy or icy hill on a low friction board, tube, plank, or other creative sliding device.

in the winter, children often go sledding down snowy hills. hopefully without crashing into trees.

by viking ice princess July 5, 2011

taco sled

Typically this term is used to define heavily modified vehicles owned by persons of Hispanic origin. Easily spotted by the 'lowered' stance of the vehicle, a clear over-abundance of chrome trim, and interior appointments akin to a massage-parlour waiting room. These vehicles can often be heard emitting a Latin-tinged dance beat while the drivers hang various appendages out of unrolled windows. Often, the music does not match the movement of the vehicle as it bounces up and down while in motion, yet this does not seem to faze said driver.

The housekeeper asked for a raise shortly after her son crashed his taco sled.

by DennisT December 4, 2004

Saleda

Saleda is a punjabi slang used to describe ugly ghosts hanging on banyan trees in puPunjabnjab.

Yo did you see that Saleda near Bindi's house last night?

by Haramipapi October 13, 2019

Soledads

Nickname for a subset of men who are fathers who are incarcerated at Soledad State Prison.

We have a special group of loving fathers here called Soledads who are striving to be there for their sons and daughters, even though they are inside and physically apart from them right now.

by Dr Bunnygirl September 6, 2020