Spond

To spond (verb) means to send a group invitation or group request in order to organize an event.

Shall we get together for a high school reunion? I'll spond.

Let me spond, then it's easy to see who's coming or not to soccer practice next Thursday.

by Rufus Hammersmith June 17, 2014

Spense

Slang for the word, "expensive"

Pronounced: Spence'

In a situation: You try to buy a sandwich at an airport but it is costly or expensive - you say, "That sandwich is Spence!"

In a sentence: Damn Didi, I just tried to buy one of those sandwiches, bullshit is Spence.

Showing off: You think you got game? I got 6 pairs of Jordans yesterday, and they spense!

by nerdstarwars August 21, 2011

Sponch

The back of one's hand between the knuckle and the wrist.

Man 1: "Dude, my night was ruined when the bouncer totally "X"ed by sponch."
Man 2: "Man, I get that every night..."

by JBles September 27, 2007

spond

verb
To "watch" a movie late at night with a memeber of the oppiste sex

yeah, last lips are sore from sponding with linda last night

by J L April 17, 2003

Sponsor

A white person dating someone outside their ethnicity in order to promote their partners social credibility within the white community.

Did you hear Michelle is sponsoring a black gentlemen she met online? He already has a job prospect with the Goldstein's family business.

by BeKindRewind June 3, 2016

sponch

one who is wierd and awkward

Dahli the artist is a sponch like no other.

by cdl0007 March 29, 2010

soonshin

Violent husband who beats up his wife.

She's divorced her soonshin.

by mer476 July 31, 2005