spearchucker
spearchucker by Bob L July 3, 2003
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SPEARCHUCKER
of african descent, dark colored people with ashy knees and elbows sometimes with powdered white lips.
coomie yelled hey a.d.d. i didnt know spearchuckers were allowed to run free on beaches, and a.d.d. said yea ever since americans realized they can make more munny offthem plaing sports tahn picking cotton!
SPEARCHUCKER by MARKKY KNIGHT March 17, 2008
spearchucker
A racial epithet refering to someone
(usually a male) of colour. In the hierarchy of epithets....not as bad as it gets.
(usually a male) of colour. In the hierarchy of epithets....not as bad as it gets.
spearchucker by Obatala September 12, 2003
spearchucker
one who throws spears made of wood at nearby wildlife or in some cases livestock. usually of native descent
spearchucker by matt June 10, 2004
Spearchucker
Term for any person associated with Florida State University; to include all alumni, students, student-athletes, faculty, staff, supporters, boosters and fans regardless of race, creed, ethnicity or religion; and refers to the general exploitation and stereotyping of Native Americans by the university though deriving more specifically from the use of a "spear" logo by their athletic programs and the football program's pre-game ritual that involves a white male student dressed as a Native American planting a flaming spear into the ground.
If you can't attend the University of Florida, you can always become a Spearchucker.
It's hard to believe that with all the supposed support FSU gets from the actual Seminole Tribe that they still let a Spearchucker frat boy in red face ride out onto the field rather than an actual member of the Seminole Tribe.
More often than not, the Gators beat some serious Spearchucker butt in football.
It's hard to believe that with all the supposed support FSU gets from the actual Seminole Tribe that they still let a Spearchucker frat boy in red face ride out onto the field rather than an actual member of the Seminole Tribe.
More often than not, the Gators beat some serious Spearchucker butt in football.
Spearchucker by Huxley Hofmann October 9, 2011
Alaskan Spear-Chucker
A form of sexual intercourse in which the female bends over at one end of a room, and the male charges fully erect from the other, holding onto his penis until just before impact, at which point he releases control and prays for the best. If missed, the male goes around for another attempt.
Person 1: Jimbob and Sarabob tried the Alaskan Spear-Chucker last night.
Person 2: Ouch, how many tries?
Person 1: It took 25 tries to get it in.
Person 2: Ouch, how many tries?
Person 1: It took 25 tries to get it in.
Alaskan Spear-Chucker by Uthorr February 11, 2013
porch monkey-spear chucker
porch monkey-spear chucker by B-rad G September 20, 2005
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