Spring Bling
Also know as Black Beach Week. An annual spring break event organized by BET. The event is held at various locations across Florida. The main event is held in Riveria Beach, FL.
Spring Bling by KA-BRUUNI April 9, 2010
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springaling
Word: springaling
Part of Speech: verb
Definition:
To apply or use something generously, recklessly, or with absolutely no chill — especially in the form of sprinkling, pouring, or slathering.
Part of Speech: verb
Definition:
To apply or use something generously, recklessly, or with absolutely no chill — especially in the form of sprinkling, pouring, or slathering.
Example Sentences:
• “Don’t springaling the Parmesan, bro — it’s pasta, not a snowstorm.”
• “He springaled cologne like it was mosquito repellent and the club was the jungle.”
• “She springaled glitter on that project like it was currency.”
Alternate Forms:
• springaled (past)
• springalinging (present)
• springalicious (optional adjective, for the bold)
• “Don’t springaling the Parmesan, bro — it’s pasta, not a snowstorm.”
• “He springaled cologne like it was mosquito repellent and the club was the jungle.”
• “She springaled glitter on that project like it was currency.”
Alternate Forms:
• springaled (past)
• springalinging (present)
• springalicious (optional adjective, for the bold)
springaling by MrWords August 6, 2025
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