spacko
spacko by April 30, 2004
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Spacko
A cross between Spazz, and Wacko. Not so retarded that people affected have no friends, but enough that they get the "wtf" look about 4837 times more often than your average person.
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Spacko
A language spoken by a certain group of people in a part of the UK.
The language combines phrases from French, English, Old English and ocasionally German, as well as crosses of languaes and "made up" words and noises.
It is called spacko presumably because the creators viewed it as a language that others may see as being spoken by people with low intelegence.
Many verbs
The language combines phrases from French, English, Old English and ocasionally German, as well as crosses of languaes and "made up" words and noises.
It is called spacko presumably because the creators viewed it as a language that others may see as being spoken by people with low intelegence.
Many verbs
Spacko
Spacko by Steve Clarke September 30, 2003
spacko
A member of the pc world staff mainly located at the canterbury pc world. one may also drive a seat car and have a big lip. he really is none other than a spacko!!
'Alex YOU SPACKO' - from pc world canterbury surprisingly he drives a seat. Or 'Spackoville population ...ALEX'
spacko by word master UK August 7, 2006
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cincinnati spackler by mypssy August 11, 2010
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