Pig Spotting

Keeping a look-out for police officers who might interrupt your smoking pot and/or doing dirt.

PERSON1: Man this locks being a bitch to break! Pig spot for me!
PERSON2: OK.

POLICE1: Looks like a stereo thief and somebody pig spotting.
POLICE2: I don't think he seen us, approach with caution...

by Super__Villain February 12, 2010

E Spot

This is the sensitive spot of skin on the inner part of the elbow just over the median cubital vein. By orally stimulating this area through licking and mainly sucking, this is an atypical but highly effective method of foreplay.

“It wasn’t really in the mood, but your e spot game got my panties wetter than a baby beaver learning to swim”

by Mothballz May 21, 2022

Shit spot

A mole or black pimple; beauty spot

You: She's got a giant mole on her face

Friend: dude it's a damn shit spot

by skids-n-shids June 17, 2018

shook the spot

To leave hastily; to flee danger

When popo rolled up I shook the spot

by ears_hanglow June 22, 2016

spot of shame

when some trackie clad youth goes for a piss and doesn't shake the drips off their ol' boy properly and a ring of piss appears in the crotch area of their trackies.

"he must have just had a piss, look at that Spot Of Shame"

by mr pimpernell September 25, 2014

Spot-burn

When a Googan or other unsavory “fishing” character trashes a local spot. By either unethical treatment of the Fish or land or waterways leading to the spot. Spot burners include but are not limited to Poachers, YouTubers, report chasers and litter bugs.
These people lack common sense and are the most entitled persons on the planet. They only fish to abuse animals and the environment for internet points.
After these people come through the spot is now burnt

Hey look at Johnny Bucktail is over there beating up the schoolies. I can see he is also live streaming for all his followers and giving them GPS coordinates and obvious landmarks. All Johnny Does is Spot-burn. He only cares about himself.

by FishGutzTacoCat April 20, 2022

Spot revising

when you're revising a history exam and you only revise parts of the course and ignore the others. For example if you have materials from 1850-1950, you would only choose to spot revise 1850-1900.

I expect a question from the years 1850-1870 instead of across the whole period 1800 to 1900 so I am spot revising facts from 1850-1870.

by yoloooooooooooo May 12, 2015