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spooge

Noun. A word used when someone MEANS to say "splooge" but can't actually pronounce the correct word. Spooge is not actually a word. You MEAN "Splooge" with an "L."
"I shot my spooge all over her face."

"You mean, 'splooge?' What? Can't you talk right?"
by GrammerNazi May 8, 2013
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A liquidy mess on the floor or a sticky substance found anywhere.
Man, there's a bunch of spooge on my desk.
by bezel333 December 31, 2005
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thick substance usaly found in her change purse or on your friends sisters' pillow case
Dat skank was so nasty I had to spooge in my hand and throw it at her
by Guido SWP December 29, 2007
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I called JP a spooger when he came in bobby's ass.
by ted brantford May 13, 2005
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A mixture of mayonnaise and ketchup similar to Russian dressing.
Can I dip my fries in your spooge Adam?
by latenightspinning July 6, 2020
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As of 2008, has come to mean "something that needs to be cleaned up."
On an episode of "This Old House" one of the guys referred to "spooge on the tops of the cabinets" in a house they were working on.
by wfox11 April 20, 2008
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A white sticky substance, or Spoogie (the name i gave to a guy at my work
That jar of mayo looks like a big jar-o-spooge
by Dr.Juicy April 17, 2006
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