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Person 1:Wow that a long pillow
Person 2: that’s my spillow
Spillow by Mayathe July 16, 2021
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A pillow placed between the knees of two people spooning in bed.
Spooning is so much better with a spillow.”
Spillow by Lightningthunder August 2, 2022
verb:
a word conceived of while under the influence of psilocybin mushrooms; an amalgamation of spill and spiral
I'm tripping so hard right now, the ceiling is spillowing out into pink and green atoms
spillow by ChaChaBitch October 21, 2023

Poseidon's Pillow 

How one defeats Psoeidon's Kiss:
Placing a couple sheets of fresh toilet paper in the bowl before a sizable bowel movement, reduces the risk of Poseidon's Kiss.
Aww man! Poseidon's Kiss again?

Next time try using Poseidon's Pillow!

Hey, who the fuck are you and what is Poseidon's Pillow?

Neverfuckingmind who I am. Poseidon's Pillow is where you simply place a few sheets of toilet paper in the bowl before you take a giant shit.

Oh, sounds cool.
Poseidon's Pillow by Yortisme September 19, 2015

Spillover Perks 

A perk enjoyed by a friend or family member that enables you to enjoy it as well because you know them or are related to them.
I go to the local bar and receive free beers because of the spillover perks of my sister dating the head bartender.
Spillover Perks by Skipper84 April 10, 2010

Spillonomics 

1. A scientific way to calculate the true costs of massive oil spills, such as the BP Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.

Spillonomics was conceived shortly after the 1989 Exxon Valdez spill in Prince William Sound, Alaska. Sadly, it has become a major growth industry in the last 21 years.

Unlike other methods favored by the petroleum industry, Spillonomics takes into account both short-term clean-up costs AND long-term costs related to marine ecosystems, tourism, fishing, coastal employment, real estate values and water quality.

2. Dick Cheney's latest nightmare.
I'm majoring in Spillonomics. My uncle at Halliburton is livid. Serves him right!
Spillonomics by Peter Kobs June 1, 2010