Bad Spelling Disorder

A 100% REAL disorder where you brain cannot mentally put together words correctly. No matter how many times the said person reads or writes the correct word, when spelling it on their own it doesn't click. Similar to Dyslexia but not the same in any means. Doesn't effect reading.

Me: I think Ella has Bad Spelling Disorder
Mom: Dumbfuck probably does.

by XOLoUwU June 17, 2019

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

spelle

A temporarily stopped YouTube channel that will ever make a cum back godverdomme.

I would like to bats SPelle.

by SPelle November 21, 2016

drawin spell

When a woman has a fainting episode. Usually associated with stress or perceived drama. fainting passing out

Getting a flat tire, having no cell service, and being stuck in the 90 degree heat overwhelmed Sally's delicate constition causing her to have another drawin spell.

by HUMPDADDY June 1, 2019

Dry spell

When your mate with double Gs doesnt pull for 9 months and gets a bit aggro due to the lack of sex

Me: "Can you believe how angry she got there at the tech team?"

Friend: "Yeah I think she might be on a 9 month dry spell"

by stanley30 June 18, 2018

Spelling Bee Troll

An internet user who harass other users over their spelling and grammar errors on words and phases in online communities

User A: Hey, get out of it, you shouldn't be aound
User B: Fix your spelling
User A: You don't want to talk about the problem you are causing? You are a spelling bee troll!
User B: What???
User A: Yes, User B the spelling bee troll!

by I_am_a_loser September 15, 2015

spelling alphabet

Not to be confused with "phonetic alphabet", this kind of alphabet is a set of words used to represent the letters of an alphabet in oral communication, especially over a two-way radio or telephone. The words chosen, i.e. Alfa, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, etc., are meant to represent the letters sound sufficiently different from each other to clearly differentiate them.

Whenever I’m on the radio with my team, I always use the spelling alphabet to avoid confusion—like saying 'Alfa, Bravo, Charlie' instead of just letters.

by Emotional Cruiser October 12, 2025