spooked out

To be high from inhaling paint fumes. Often done by releasing spray-paint into a paper-bag and then huffing in the paper bag.

Those Mexicans in Jr. High were always all spooked out.

by Don Maccey August 21, 2006

spooted

A word derived accidentally from a typo of the spelling of spotted. Often used to describe someone wealthy who misplaced their money or is having trouble relocating it.

"Greg spooted his money."
"He is SO spooted."
"He's my little spooted." =)

by eM* April 12, 2005

Spooled up

1.to have an increase in adrenaline ready to fight

2.to rev the engine higher than normal

1.That dude was spooled up ready to fight.

2.I spooled it up and showered down on it.

by Mr. Pit August 5, 2008

Swooped

When your buddy is trying to get with a girl and you swoop into take her away.

Marcus: I was wheeling this girl last night, but she disappeared all of a sudden.

Brett: She didn't disappear, you got swooped, Marcus.

by marcusgotswooped March 3, 2016

spooted

when someone spits into your asshole and you fart it back out into someone else's mouth.

she spit in my ass and i spooted it into her friends mouth and she ate it.

by spootbooty December 19, 2018

spooted

When a woman thinks she has to poot and they shit in there pants, the female version of sharted.

As most women say...they don't fart, they poot.

My wife said we need to leave the party because she just spooted.

by heminow? June 5, 2007

Spooked

1. A new racial slur that is highly offensive and should never be used.
2.Scaring people via freaky coincidences, being a goob, and teen-like pranks.
3.Getting fucked by a white person.
4. One of the three ethnic groups of Europe.
5. The imperfect preterite tense of the verb to spook, spook being an action done by a Spooker. The Spooker class is a special group of people, animals, and inanimate objects who have sworn allegiance to ban any Tricksters, their rivals of the class Tricker, from entering Spooker territory.

1. We can't even provide an example here. This word in this context is too serious and offensive to even say hypothetically. Think before you say the S-word next time.

2. "Catherine spooked Jordan when she accidentally told him she was pregnant. He got so spooked when he received the text, he almost crashed his car."

3. Curt: "Hey, Katie. What did you do on indigenous people's day weekend?"

Katie: "Not much. My boyfriend spooked me lotsos though"

Curt: "I've never been spooked before"

4. Social Studies Teacher: "Can someone name the three ethnic groups in Europe?"

Student: "Spookerpeans, the Gypsies, and the French"

Social Studies Teacher: "Excellent"

5. The two spookers and their spooker doggo defeated the evil trickster, as she was no longer able to claim any dependents and therefore had to pay a fuckton of taxes.

by carmenwilson October 15, 2016