saiposexual

(adj) A form of sexual orientation characterized by a strong attraction to intelligence in others, often regardless of gender and/or conventional attractiveness.

I'm only attracted to people who are really smart, I guess you could call me a saiposexual.

by White-azn July 10, 2015

sipooma

Shorter version of Something I Pushed Out Of My Ass.

Your head looks like sipooma.

by DoomerMrT March 28, 2009

Snipola

Boss at Halo, like the pro Pistola awesome, top k/d every game, most assists and best call outs. Snipolas are usually very studly at anything they do and like golf. Snipolas also lead a very active healthy sex life.

Snipola ! ! ! ! ! ! your sooo f---ing good ! ! ! omg quit this game you no life ! ! ! ! !

by Alec Mophuckin Lopez May 6, 2011

spidomengeetus of the blowhole

Ones excuse to not come into work due to being lethargic.

I will not be coming in today due to my severe case of spidomengeetus of the blowhole.

by Dr. Excuse December 13, 2013

Sliposity

The rate of speed and the quality of the slip on a slip and slide.

You need to increase your speed to get the right sliposity on the slip and slide.

by Aivilo June 29, 2014

sipo

Si is spanish for "yes" and sipo is Spanish slang for "yes". Spanish version of the English "yup".

Hey, did you get the stuff?
Sipo.

by Krystalkitten October 27, 2009

spinosaurus

Spinosaurus aegyptiacus was a highly unusual theropod dinosaur that lived in Egypt and Morocco around 90 million years ago. It is distinctly different from other carnosaurs in the respect that it has an unusually high vertibrae on it's back that give it a giant fin or sail, about 6 feet high, the purpose of which is not understood. It may have served as a cooling device, for heat dissipation or a sexual signal. Interestingly enough, an iguanodont from the same place at almost the same time, Ouranosaurus, had a similar sail.

The jaws of Spinosaurus are narrow and crocodile-like, and the teeth are straight and not serrated like those of Tyrannosaurus. This feature is very similar to the theropods Baryonyx and Suchomimus, both of which were probable fish-eaters.

Spinosaurus is known only from fragments, the first specimen was unfortunately destroyed during World War II. It is estimated that the beast was collosal, perhaps measuring 50 feet in length, but these are only estimates. It seems that although the creature may have been longer than Tyrannosaurus, it had a more slender build.

Pound for pound, both relatively and absolutely, Tyrannosaurus rex is the more formidable animal, despite what the movie Jurassic Park 3 depcits. T.rex would be heavier, more powerfully musculed, and have a much stronger bite than Spinosaurus.

If Tyrannosaurus and Spinosaurus ever fought in real life, T.rex would win, hands down!

by Killing Kittens June 9, 2004