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Archer: "I've changed, Lana."
Lana: "Please, you're halfway to half in the bag, as usual. Walkin' around in your... Why are you in your Spreefs?"
Archer: "They compliment my active lifestyle?"
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A combination of marijuana and tobacco rolled into a joint. Derived from the original word "spliff." Can also be used to refer to the amount of tobacco in the joint.
"Roll the spreef"
"It's spreef o'clock"
"Make that spreef extra spreefy"
Spreef by Frat Star 1234 September 6, 2011
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An ecstacy pill. Also known as X, E, Beans, Rolls, Groceries, MDMA, and more.
"I got a bag of them sprees and you know i'm spendin like whoa" -D4L "Betcha can't do it like me"
sprees by Liz wha whaa? July 30, 2006
A condition where liquefied faecal matter is expelled violently from the anus.
Dude, I totally had the spreets after that rancid curry.
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Guy 1: How's your woman going?
Guy 2: Good! Last night she was rimming me and I spreeted all over her face. She loved it!
spreets by MajorSpreets March 4, 2011
A deal website that has created a whole new level of useless. They charge for vouchers, then don't send them.
Beyond tits on a bull useless.
The USA rugby team are as useful as Spreets.
Spreets by Everliving July 24, 2011
My good friend SpleefSam is a good person
Man I wish my friends were a SpleefSam
SpleefSam by SpleefSam September 16, 2021
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A)
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B)
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