Spoiler

Basically means the dogs bollocks! it pretty much can't be beaten!

Yo Dave that Gammon you cooked for dinner was an absolute spoiler!

That girl I rinsed out last night was a right spoiler!!!

by Iceman0001 June 22, 2010

spooder

(V)- the act of relieving oneself onto another person or object.

Hey Ron Tom did you just spooder all over the tree?

by RTpacker September 26, 2013

spoonery

the act of acting like a spoon other common words for this are:
spooner, spoon, spoons, spooning, spooned

a person is shovelling food into their mouth and doing nothing else is described as commiting the crime of spoonery

by anthony taylor September 23, 2006

Fun spoiler

The police, the rozzer, the cops, the force... you get the picture.

"Oh shit, here come the fun spoilers...."

"I was having a great night until the fun spoilers turned up"

by DrGonzo1984 October 15, 2012

spoofer

1. A male person of limited intelligence dumbass who simulates masturbation through actions or word of mouth.

by trev_nz July 12, 2003

Spooner

Noun-An individual who can dish it out, but is characteristically incapable of taking it; Someone who readily makes fun of or criticizes others, usually with the goal of obtaining peer approval. Upon receiving accusations or judgement, an insecure spooner will break down emotionally, apologize profusely, or even go into hiding.

1. That dude is such a spooner! He talked so tough, but when I called him out to fight, he left the party.

2. Ann: "Did you see Kay's facebook post yesterday?"

Bree: "Yeah! She was so mean to Joe that it pissed off everybody and when they all commented, she deleted her profile. What a SPOONER!"

by HottPinkMama September 18, 2012

spoiler slut

A person who can't wait until an episode of a show airs to find out everything they can about it, and goes looking or asking for "spoilers" about the episode.

"Oh, man, did you see the preview of the 'Smallville' finale?"
"Yeah, I heard Chloe dies in that episode."
"What?!!! No way! Tell me more."
"You're such a spoiler slut."

by Laura Tobin June 4, 2004