Phantom spell

Getting some weird unexplained sensations such as headaches

After getting out of the library, I instantly got phantom spells from all the reading

by G. W. Shakespeare March 9, 2025

Narcissist spell

She was under a narcissist spell until he stopped sleeping with her and drove her mad until she went insane

A narcissist spell only works when the victim is still able to function.

by hotlittlemomma March 26, 2021

nut spell

When a person is really hyper and going crazy and says or does crazy random things

Mackenzie is in a nut spell again she'll be fine soon

by Free bird April 20, 2018

Spelling

An poplar ancient science where one learned how to spell correctly. It was a very important part of human communication all the way up until the invention of Spell Check, after which nobody really cared.

Spelling sucks coc

by WEYCLEER November 2, 2021

Sleeping Spell

Giving a blowjob to a guy or your boyfriend right before bedtime. When they climax, they immediately fall asleep, much like Sleeping Beauty getting her finger pricked on the spindle of the spinning wheel!

Guy 1: “Hey man! Did ya sleep okay last night?”
Guy 2: “Yeah...my girlfriend put me in a Sleeping Spell again! Felt so great!”

by KenKitty26 April 6, 2021

Spell Checkanese

When automatic spell check on your smartphone or tablet changes a word typed, to an unentended word during texting, or sexting.

Person 1- My cells camera isn't as good as hours...
(2nd text) - Your's* not hours :/ spell check is so stupid lol.

Person 2- No worries I read typonese & Spell Checkanese ;)

by Morgan X October 6, 2013

trademarked spelling

The practice of spelling a word incorrectly on purpose in order to make it easier to find it on the internet or in an internet search. The practice seems to have come about only since the commercialization of the internet.

There is a big new shopping mall called the mall of Millenia and they spell the word millennia incorrectly on purpose which I would call a trademarked spelling since they can trademark Millenia and call it their own word.

by Michael Ptacek December 9, 2007