Sprampy
Look at Brandon over there, with his sprampy glass of sipping whiskey (when someone sips a shot of Jack Daniels)
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spramp
verb; to spramp, she spramps, spramping.
The action of liquid being forced onto something/somebody.
As heard on Will & Grace, ep. 1.17.
The action of liquid being forced onto something/somebody.
As heard on Will & Grace, ep. 1.17.
The ocean waves spramps on the rocks.
I like to spramp some perfume on for the hubby.
I like to spramp a little water on my face every morning.
WRONG USE OF THE WORD:
"I'm spramped if I do, I'm spramped if I don't." Being spramped has nothing to do with being screwed (in the clean sense of the word).
I like to spramp some perfume on for the hubby.
I like to spramp a little water on my face every morning.
WRONG USE OF THE WORD:
"I'm spramped if I do, I'm spramped if I don't." Being spramped has nothing to do with being screwed (in the clean sense of the word).
spramp by Unna L. Wildt April 15, 2008
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spramp by spoofarama July 2, 2004
spramped
To splash fluid onto an object or person.
Coined by Jack McFarland on "Will & Grace" episode "Secrets and Lays" (1.17).
Coined by Jack McFarland on "Will & Grace" episode "Secrets and Lays" (1.17).
"I spramped cold water on my face."
spramped by Jake Budge February 13, 2005
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