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spondoolies

money. Cash, dosh, charly ash micheal onney.
"yo bro, I need some sponddoolies"
spondoolies by Chris Mcintosh October 23, 2003

Spondoolies

He/She has plenty of spondoolies
Spondoolies by oddword November 11, 2018

Spundoolie 

A never ending competition that MUST be considered VERY carefully before initiating. It is first initiated when Person 1 smacks something out of Person 2's hand and yells "SPUNDOOLIE!" The challenge is now initiated. The next time Person 2 sees Person 1 with something in their hands, they MUST smack that item out and yell "SPUNDOOLIE!" The challenge now belongs to Person 1 again. This repeats for eternity.

Typically, Spundoolie is first initiated during an argument. Person 1 and 2 are arguing, Person 1 has enough, says "Screw this! Spundoolie!" and knocks whatever Person 2 is holding onto the ground.

Theoretically, Spundoolie COULD be stopped in Person 1 and 2 both hold something and simultaneously knock the items onto the ground, creating a truce until Spundoolie is initiated again. Keep in mind, this has never been successfully completed.
*during an argument*
Person 1: "How can you not see that Adam Sandler is superior to Jim Carrey?"
Person 2: " Because Adam Sandler has so many trash movies!"
Person 1: "That's it! *knocks item out of Person 2's hands* SPUNDOOLIE!"
Spundoolie by Bad Cactus January 7, 2018

spondoolie 

when someone smacks something out of your hand. normally a lit cigarette. and then the person who hit it out of your hand may stomp the cigarette out.

when you spondoolie someone, that object now belong to you.
Person #1: "casually talking while smoking a cigarette"
Person #2: "comes up and smacks it out of there hand and yells spondoolie"
Everyone else: laughs at your expense
spondoolie by stoneymagee February 4, 2010

spundooles 

Slang term used in the context of money. Commonly used in by town planners and people in urban development industries, to describe the primacy of monetary factors in decision making by developers and government bodies.
i.e "it's all about the spundooles", "the plan got knocked back because it didn't make enough spundooles"
spundooles by snapdan April 8, 2008

Spondoolie 

Spondoolie is the word you use when you can't think of the word that you need.
"Man i need a spondoolie" - when infact you mean "Man i need a Drink"
Spondoolie by Bob Mayson May 6, 2004
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