Sprottle

(Northern England, esp Yorks) (v, ambitransitive) To sprawl with arms and legs spread wide. May contain some element of rolling around and thrashing of limbs.

Also: Sprottling (Present participle or gerund)

Combined with "kicking", e.g., "kicking and sprottling" signifies a negative emotional state as expressed by a person with limited impulse control rolling on the floor and lashing out; throwing a tantrum

Gi'im sum spice or 'e'll kick and sprottle (Provide him with some sweets/candy or he will throw a tantrum)
'E wo' sprottlin' abaht (He was sprottling about) He sprawled around in a careless fashion

Sprottle by GManIOM June 25, 2019

Sprittle 

N. A substance that is created during the reaction of sprite and skittles. The substance is 70% sugar and appears to have large multicolored lumps. It is considered an edible substance in some undeveloped lands.

"Hm...Sprite and Skittles...Sprittle." He says as he dumps the bag of skittles in the bottle of Sprite.

Sprittle by J.K. Mahtin February 20, 2005

Spottles

Referring to something that is important.

Ex. That is so Spottles

Spottles by Spottlesluver October 4, 2021

spottle 

When partaking in cannibis spots you need something to get the smoke from the knives into your lungs. One of the best ways of doing this is to knock the bottom out of a glass bottle (can be done by dropping a knife in the top) to create a spot bottle hence the name spottle.

We always kept our collection of spottles in the freezer so the hit wasn't so harsh on the back of the throat.

spottle by kiwicito October 19, 2004

sprattle 

Ass hairs left on the public toilet bowl seat by the previous person taking a shit.

There was no way I could take a dump in there after seeing all the sprattle.

sprattle by Herman Fowler November 20, 2002

Spottles

Something extremely important that must not be taken advantage of or ignored.

Be sure to get that finished; it’s spottles

Spottles by Veryspottlesperson October 15, 2021

Strottledire

A oval bowl-shaped carriage that is a cross between a baby's stroller and a cradle, which is used just as a stroller with handles to hold the carriage and push the wheels forward. The name, "Strottledire", is also a way to describe the bell sounds of the lullaby that plays when the stroller is moving, similar to a children's rocking chair toy that plays a lullaby with bells from the mechanics of the clockwork in a small box, much like the insides of a music box, or a jack-in-the-box toy.

The baby's mother is pushing him in the strottledire carriage while singing along to the lullaby that plays in it to calm the baby.

Strottledire by Lueriva Fetheroviu December 7, 2022