Sperica
a tiktoker with 16.8k followers. Idk who they are they popped up on ny fyp and asked soneone to make this
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Sperica by Skatesszoe June 5, 2021
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Sherica
The prettiest most amazing woman you'll meet. Shrica are shy and doesn't recognize how awesome and pretty they are. They usually have a good meme game, and can be extremely kinky. They'll be extremely shy and will blush when hearing "I love you". Sherica tend to also say a lot of lies, along the likes "I'm not pretty" and "I'm fat". If you encounter a Sherica in the wild, just cuddle her and hold her to sleep, and she'll be the happiest woman in the world.
Synonyms : Perfection, soon-to-be-wife, cutest girl in the world.
Synonyms : Perfection, soon-to-be-wife, cutest girl in the world.
Sprica Cola
The name of the soda created when one mixes Sprite and Coca Cola together. Usually made when you're bored of both sodas.
Sprica Cola by TheDarkBadger- October 13, 2011
spexican
Damien - "Hey Juan, what nationality are you?"
Juan - "My madre is Spanish, but my padre is Mexican."
Damien - "Oh then you are a Spexican."
Juan - "My madre is Spanish, but my padre is Mexican."
Damien - "Oh then you are a Spexican."
spexican by MikeHuntAndJackMehoff November 21, 2016
Smerica
Smerica by Misty Efron January 19, 2022
spherical bastard
An individual with few redeeming characteristics. Stems from the fact that spheres appear exactly the same when viewed from any perspective. The phrase is commonly attributed to astronomer Fritz Zwicky.
spherical bastard by dziban July 14, 2007
Spherical Bastard
Someone who's a perfectly smooth bastard no matter which way you look at him.
Also works with Spherical nutjob, spherical jackass.
Syntax: Spherical cuss-word
History: Often attributed to the eccentric Swiss Astronomer Fritz Zwicky, who used to refer to fellow astronomers at the Mt. Wilson Observatory as Spherical Bastards. "Because", in his words, "they were bastards, when looked at from any side".
Source: dynamical-systems.org/zwicky/Zwicky-e.html
Also works with Spherical nutjob, spherical jackass.
Syntax: Spherical cuss-word
History: Often attributed to the eccentric Swiss Astronomer Fritz Zwicky, who used to refer to fellow astronomers at the Mt. Wilson Observatory as Spherical Bastards. "Because", in his words, "they were bastards, when looked at from any side".
Source: dynamical-systems.org/zwicky/Zwicky-e.html
Spherical Bastard by nostraticispeak June 20, 2009
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