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Spicaroo 

The term that Frankie Needles used to describe Nino Brown’s Peruvian cocaine connection on New Jack City, it is a derivation of the word Spic which is a pejorative slur for Latino people (such as Peruvians), and I would assume the word kangaroo which is a marsupial native to Australia , and he combined the two words because he thought the combo would sound hip and cool. Who gives a shit anyway he was Brendon Filone on The Sopranos too what a douche. I’m glad that Junior had him killed, he really sucked ass.
Nino made a buy from those Spicaroos.
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spinaroonie 

A move done in break dancing. Most notably done by Booker T.
Jim Ross: BAHGAWDSPINAROONIE!
spinaroonie by Xero Limit 126 November 10, 2004
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Spicadoo 

Slang to address or refer to one of hispanic descent
Look at her over there hanging out with of them spicadoo's
Spicadoo by Kachomp April 18, 2010

spickarooney 

Anyone of Latino descent. A term coined in Los Angeles. Sometimes just, "rooney."
Look at all those Spickarooneys out on the beach.
spickarooney by steviedee May 21, 2004

spicaboo 

A spicaboo is a dangerous prisoner that looks half black and half Puerto Rican
Yo did you see that spicaboo that just checked into pod 6 D block, best watch your back brother.
spicaboo by Wordmasterblaster December 8, 2014

Spicardo 

A drink consisting of 2 shots of Bacardi, 1 shot of watermelon Pucker, and 1 can of Sprite.
Ay Tone bone cook up 1 more Spicardo
Spicardo by Enils August 13, 2008

spinaroony 

THE MOST ELECTRIFYING MOVE in sports entertainment today.
"The SPINAROONY is THE MOST ELECTRIFYING MOVE in sports entertainment today."
spinaroony by frozenpanfaman December 31, 2008
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