Spice

English: Spice, French: épice
Used also as slang originating from the Guinean dialect of French and also sometimes spoken in English by natives of Guinea Africa and other french speaking countries of the Ivory Coast.

-As slang it is used to mean a person who gets into things, situations and relationships and ruins them.

-A person who annoys or bothers others.

That guy is spice to this whole group, he has got to go.

by Mr. Snowman pants July 25, 2010

That’s spiced

A synonym of cool, lit. When something’s spicy (not flavor)

That’s spiced. Eso es especiado. His shoes are spiced.

by Kalin808 November 2, 2018

Spice

Can be used in contexts of being shady, wack, stupid, retarded, or not making any sense at all...but mostly, shady.

Philippe: "This bitch is spice"
Spork Daddy: "Should we merk her?"
Matt: "Ya son, what's good?"
Philippe: "This bitch is gonna get me sent to prison, I know she's snitchin"
Jake: "I knew that bitch was spice, son"

by DopeMcGraw March 26, 2008

Spice

Plural of Spouse
Useful in non-monogamous relationships where several spouses exist.

Everyone wanted to go to the zoo, but on the morning before, one of your spice gets a call to go into work that day.

by Dny March 5, 2014

spice

Used to indicate anger; "spicey" can mean "angry".

Joe "What's the matter, you feelin' spicey?"

Barry "Yeah, someone just keyed my car."

- Or -

Joe "I've got the ill spice, I got pulled over today."

by Neo June 15, 2003

Spice

The gay man’s drug.

“You guys know where I can get some spice?”

by Lil poopdick December 11, 2019

spice

another way to say spic, yet at the same time, attempt to hide your racism or pretend that you are not racist. similar to the word naggle.

mexico city, with a population of about 10 million, is spice world.

by chuck February 1, 2005