Spacbook
Derogatory term used to insult students who get gifted MacBooks due to their severe learning disabilities.
Spacbook by Spacbook extraordinaire May 12, 2021
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Spacbook
Derogatory term used to insult students who get gifted MacBooks due to their severe learning disabilities.
Spacbook by Spacbook extraordinaire May 12, 2021
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Spacbook • spacebook • Spacebooking • spacebooker • spabook • Spacebooked • Spambook • Spazbook • myface and spacebook • spa-cookie
myface and spacebook
an expression used to illustrate the (limited) interchangeableness of two popular social networking sites, which is amplified by the facts that each site's title is a compound word and one of the words compounded into one site's title rhymes with one of the words compounded into the other site's title
myface and spacebook by thekingofallsocialmedia April 14, 2010
Spacebooking
Spacebooking by samiam6977 August 29, 2009
spacebook
A combination of the social networking sites MySpace and Facebook where you can avoid having to actually get out of bed to see your flatmates or find out about the lives of people you once knew.
(See also: MyFace)
(See also: MyFace)
My ex just added me as a friend on Spacebook.
Yes, I already know you're engaged, it said so on Spacebook!
Yes, I already know you're engaged, it said so on Spacebook!
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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
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