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Spadookie
Spadookie by BernieBear January 16, 2011
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Spadoonk • spadoinkal • spadonk • spadionk • spadionkle • spadoinka • spadoinkan • spadoinkel • spadoinkil • spadoinkle
spadoinkal
from the movie "Cannibal the Musical" made by the creators of South Park.
1. (adjective)
Fantastically great. Better than terrific. Retardedly good.
2. (noun)
Something so full of goodness and sunshine, it will turn anything bad or negative into something light, cheerful, and wonderful.
1. (adjective)
Fantastically great. Better than terrific. Retardedly good.
2. (noun)
Something so full of goodness and sunshine, it will turn anything bad or negative into something light, cheerful, and wonderful.
1. Wow, just look outside, it's such a spadoinkal day!
2. Touching me there makes me all spadoinkal inside!
3. Well Mr. Negative, someone didn't take their daily dose of spadoinkal.
2. Touching me there makes me all spadoinkal inside!
3. Well Mr. Negative, someone didn't take their daily dose of spadoinkal.
spadoinkal by Geoff February 2, 2005
spadoinkle
1: (Adjective)
Outstandingly wonderful. Groovey.
2: (noun)
Insane manic cheery-ness. That little extra something that keeps a person from blowing thier brains out.
First documented appearance: "Cannible the movie"
Outstandingly wonderful. Groovey.
2: (noun)
Insane manic cheery-ness. That little extra something that keeps a person from blowing thier brains out.
First documented appearance: "Cannible the movie"
1: "Well gosh, it's just such a spadoinkle day!!!"
2: "Oh no! I think little Jhonny has lost his spadoinkle."
2: "Oh no! I think little Jhonny has lost his spadoinkle."
spadoinkle by Eva December 23, 2004
spadionkle
Orginates from the flick "Cannibal the Musical" starring Matt Stone and directed by Trey Parker (South Park, Baseketball, Team America: World Police).
The term spadionkle expresses supreme joy and happiness; an all out "good" feeling; the warm fuzzies, not the cold priklies. Complete euphoria.
The term spadionkle expresses supreme joy and happiness; an all out "good" feeling; the warm fuzzies, not the cold priklies. Complete euphoria.
The sky is blue and all the leaves are green, my heart's as warm as a baked potato, I think I know exactly what I mean, when I say it's a spadionkle day.
spadionkle by that one motherfucker October 17, 2004
spadonkadonk
Much like the urban term spadoodle, that refers to the game in which you say spadoodle when you spot a vehicle with a headlight out, the term spadonkadonk can be used when you spot a vehicle with a tail light out.
spadonkadonk by Proto709 March 27, 2013
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