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hot spiced 

Means getting burned by a hot sauce, or any type of hot pepper.

First used by American settlers when they encoutered the jalapeño sauces from northeastern Native Americans circa the 1700's.
Me: Yo Christina Elena! Want to try this habanero pepper sauce I made?
Christina: Sure, yours are never spicy enough! Bring it on!
Me: Alright try it!
Christina: (Tries it).
Christina: Wow wow! Holy hot balls! Got hot spiced! Bring me some milk! My mouth is burning!

Waiter: Sir, what level of spiciness do you wish on your curry?
Dude: What'ya got? Get me the highest level!
Waiter: Whatever you want sir! (brings the curry...).
Dude: Shit! got hot spiced! Waiter, waiter bring me water!
Waiter: (Gonna make that fucker wait....!)
hot spiced by Kaikass October 8, 2013
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Hot Spicer

A ripe, pungent defecation that is so vile and so strong it permeates and lingers for an extended period in the facility long after release.
I don't know who was in the restroom earlier but I picked up hints of chicken wings and cheap draft beer from their hot spicer.
Hot Spicer by Eaton Holgoode February 19, 2017

Hot Spice 

A hot woman. Used exclusively for referring to women, never men. Has origins in Jamaican Patois, and is used predominantly in the UK
Deshaun: ay yo you seen that Shequan chick

Porter: nah cuz

Deshaun: yo she one true hot spice. I would tap that for real
Hot Spice by chubbyjojo February 14, 2012

Atarodo hot spice 

When someone's is being compared to the spicy fruit rodo , it means the person is just to attractive to handle
Bride: I look so hot today

Friends: exactly, give dem , atarodo hot spice

Friend 1 : should I wear this

Friend 2 : yh you'll be looking like an atarodo hot spice
Atarodo hot spice by Fols May 4, 2021
Extreamly Hot Girl
J'vaani;" OMG DID YOU SEE THAT GIRL SHE WAS A HOTSPICE JEEEEZE. "
Hotspice by Boss;) September 2, 2011
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Respectfully 

Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
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murderhobo 

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