spwned

Meaning Super - Power - Owned

Guy One - BURN!
Guy Two - Yea, I Spwned that kid



--Guy One-You totally Ganked that from the store

--Guy two-No Man,I spwned it :)

by Mel & Mish.. Melchelle August 25, 2005

spwned

also spwn3d

spoon + owned = spwned
meaning "owned with a spoon"

"sucka, u just got spwn3d!"
"screw knifing, i will SPWN J00!"

by Mongoose December 28, 2004

Spwned

The ultimate form of "pwned" (meaning "Perfect-Owned or Pistol-Owned). Again, this is used mainly in Counter Strike to describe a kill of the highest kind... anyone can "pwn" by getting a head shot, or a pistol kill... but "spwned", meaning "Super-Perfect-Owned" is when someone has their ass kicked to the highest degree, eg. a knife head shot (although these aren't as great the second time), a grenade head shot, or when one dude on 15 health takes out a troop of six with his half-empty P90. Any other similar god-like actions could also be followed by a team mate uttering "spwned" (and possibly a generous ammount of cheering from the rest of the LAN, the level of which is directly proportional to how great the given action was).

Woa, IdleEyes just spwned two CT's with a 'nade, and got TWO FUCKING HEAD SHOTS!!

by Phoenix_NZ March 8, 2004

Spawned

When someone’s appears out of fucking nowhere.

Guy 1: Holy shit mike where the fuck did you come from!
Mike:I just spawned

by sen_ November 20, 2017

spinedavhat

The word is used while camping. If a person asks you a random wilderness question and you didn't hear them or didn't understand ... yell out "SPINEDAVHAT!?!?"

While looking in a large, black dumpster, you say "Awww, where's my placenta!?!?!?"

S P I N E D A V H A T !?!?!?!?!?

by Hot Trash April 2, 2005

Sowned

Abbreviated version of "So Owned", a phrase used to declare superiority/inferiority in online multiplayer games.

"j00 just got Sowned"

" I sux0r, I got Sowned"

"S0wned again!!"

by dave card May 21, 2004

sowned

the fusion of the words 'so owned.' When both words are used one after the other in a sentence the speaker may shorten the two words to the one word alternative.

'oh my days boy you got sowned' as opposed to 'oh my days boy you got so owned'

by JoelyBoy December 3, 2007