Spice bag

Spice bag is another word for down syndrome

I hate it when the spice bag stares at me

by Magoochi October 2, 2018

cajun spice stick

Will occur when a man is having sex with a woman, vaginal or anal, while dipping or chewing tobacco. The man removes his penis for a split second, spitting some tobacco juice on it; and re-inserting it into said orifice. The result is a spicy, tingling sensation for the woman, and the lack of a need for a spit cup.

While I was screwing my girl, i had a wad of Skoal in my lip and cajun spice sticked her ass.

by ragin cajun from LA August 27, 2008

mullin spices

weed and crack

i need some mullin spices

by nut case April 16, 2004

spice

1. A channel on cable TV where people engage in sexual intercourse in full frontal nudity on camera.
2. A chemical, usually powdered, that is used to mask bad cooking. If the cooking is good, it can make it godly with a lowercase g.
3. Plural of spouse. Word should only be used by cycle-accurate Mormons, naked natives in the rain-forest, and Abrahamic peoples before the days they tuned out God and went with only one spouse.

1. On the Spice channel there's Amazon natives smearing themselves in moist soil and having outdoor sex.
2. Cortez's overcooked toughened heart did not taste too good to the Aztec priest, so he reached for the spice.
3. We can have a spouse of the same sex, so why not spice?

by Wm. Wallace The Freedom Fighter December 25, 2007

spicehound

A complete bitch/son of a bitch, who everyone seems to love despite this fact.

Damn, spicehound's got game!

by Supermew December 18, 2006

spice lord

Someone that is always up to date with the spiciest and freshest memes

Wow that's a great meme thanks for showing me you spice lord

by Somekid2021 June 2, 2019

Cajin Spice

A Reference for weed in the song Incence and peppermints, by Strawberry Alarm Clock, a 60's Hippy Band

"Good sense, innocence, cripplin' and kind.
Dead kings, many things I can't define.
Oh CAJIN SPICE, sweats and blushers your mind.
Incense and peppermints, the color of thyme."

by Jacob Riis June 27, 2006