Spankadiculous

To harm in such a way that something incurs laughter.

The way my brother beat Virgil down was so spankadiculous, the school's remorse was quickly replaced by hoards of ridicule.

by */yyan February 3, 2004

spark it

Sparking it is when you look up information on Sparknotes. This is practiced by about 99% of all students sometime in their scholastic career

Me: "I didn't read for Mrs. V today... we have a quiz."

Friend: "Just Spark It, it has everything there."

Me: "Wow, thanks."

by JT Super Bad December 12, 2008

sparkable

noun (n.) spark-uh-bull A plant or otherwise organic material that becomes luminous with the measured application of a bic lighter.

commonly misunderstood as a verb. This usually occurs after the sparkable has been liberally inhaled.

nounsense- "I've had a long day. I think I need a sparkable."

"I have some extra sparkable that you are more than welcome to."

verbage- "I'm so high right now, when did we sparkable?"

by Zinzin May 18, 2010

Spark Notes

A site for useless slackers that would rather sit around all day and procrastinate than simply do their work. Those that use Spark Notes are generally fuckheads that sit around on their couches and smoke pot all day.

"I got my whole essay done using Spark Notes!"

"Congratulations you fucking slacking queef."

by asfioasfjkl;asdklasfhasd May 4, 2009

Sparkalize

It means to make something very sparkly by adding sparkles or glitter to attract the attention of people.

I’m going to sparkalize my poster for my project.

by TheBestnirly July 11, 2019

sparkcram

v: to use sparknotes to cram for a test or an extremely boring book you "forgot" to read.

You all should know by now that sparkcramming won't work in college.

I didn't do my summer reading but I sparkcrammed the night before and got a 40!

by procrastinator x August 18, 2009

Snarkasm

Noun. A combination of sarcasm and snarky, meaning a cutting remark that is especially testy.

"That's a REALLY nice Christmas sweater." Note: Amount of snarkasm can be determined in the tone and inflection.

by Schaefe December 17, 2013