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It is a slang expression, meaning to come up short, to fail at something or to lose something(at something) after being in a very favorable position to succeed.
My brother completely Spursed his driving test. He was having the perfect drive, with no errors but towards the end he didnt stop on a Stop sign.
Spursed by Sspasov April 21, 2023
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Spursed is when someone has an insurmountable lead in life or in a competition and yet somehow finds a way to lose. Usually due to a lack of mental toughness.
Aaron and Danica were having an amazing date, things looked great until Aaron started talking about professional wrestling and Spursed the whole night.
Spursed by Bryan Crawford White June 26, 2026
I spurned the advances of the flirtatious woman at the bar because I had a girlfriend.
spurned by Jackie Roberts November 3, 2010
Cursed, but probably totally normal in Switzerland.
Square flags are kinda swursed.
I had to buy an all new plug adapter just for them swursed Swiss sockets.
swursed by dieaxtimhaus October 30, 2020
Social Purse - The dopest new shopping concept where friends create a social purse to stack cashback for their everyday purchases.
Yo! Did you buy it through Spurse?

If you didn't buy it through Spurse, it don't count!
Spurse by spurse-me-back August 19, 2021
Derived from the Danish word 'spørgsmål' (pronounced spurse-mole), 'spurse' is a wildcard that can be used for want of a better word.
1) (Describing a situation, or describing an object) - That's a real spurse.

2) (In describing a person's temperament or situation, e.g, "He's fucked") - He's spursed.

2) (Raising a question or a noteworthy observation) - I have a spurse.
Spurse by The-Spice November 12, 2017
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