Like tea, spice is used to describe that something is hot or that you didnt expect it.
It can also be used when you are about to tell a story.
It can also be used when you are about to tell a story.
by Spicygirlwithyourspice May 28, 2019
Get the Spice mug.A synthetic marijuana that was legal until March 2011. Unfortunately, those jokers at the DEA caught on and banned the main stuff that's in it, so its not legal any more. K2 can have the same ingredients as spice, so its probably banned too.
I'm going to go smoke me some spice.
by free-to-beeee May 30, 2011
Get the Spice mug.The reason why Europeans went looking for the West Indies ... according to their letters sent home to their wives and children.
Not to be taken literally - the explorers actually meant spices as in sexy tan Indian women.
Not to be taken literally - the explorers actually meant spices as in sexy tan Indian women.
Columbus: Yo Dona, I found so many spices. I'm going to be so f'ing rich when I sell them!
Dona: (to self) I love it when my man isn't home
Columbus: (to self) Sexy hot women! Woo-hoo!
Dona: (to self) I love it when my man isn't home
Columbus: (to self) Sexy hot women! Woo-hoo!
by Mr. 29 September 26, 2010
Get the Spices mug.Knowingly or Unknowingly smoking a cigarette laced with the drug 'Spice'.
Small amounts of this drug can be mixed with tobacco, often resulting in dramatic effects.
Small amounts of this drug can be mixed with tobacco, often resulting in dramatic effects.
by Gregstarandgoff December 11, 2018
Get the Spiced mug.John: "Where's the spice at tonight, man?"
Mike: "The group of blondes that just walked in."
Alex: "I'm going to find me some spice tonight."
Mike: "The group of blondes that just walked in."
Alex: "I'm going to find me some spice tonight."
by Laurp December 2, 2007
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Get the Spice mug.English: Spice, French: épice
Used also as slang originating from the Guinean dialect of French and also sometimes spoken in English by natives of Guinea Africa and other french speaking countries of the Ivory Coast.
-As slang it is used to mean a person who gets into things, situations and relationships and ruins them.
-A person who annoys or bothers others.
Used also as slang originating from the Guinean dialect of French and also sometimes spoken in English by natives of Guinea Africa and other french speaking countries of the Ivory Coast.
-As slang it is used to mean a person who gets into things, situations and relationships and ruins them.
-A person who annoys or bothers others.
by Mr. Snowman pants July 25, 2010
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