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spazmodic
Where your limbs suddenly seize up uncontrobally and you are parilized.
If you have a spazmodic reaction you may be called a spaz.
If you have a spazmodic reaction you may be called a spaz.
spazmodic by Ross Rhodes April 14, 2004
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spazmoid
A variation on spaz that carries all the same possible meanings.. following in the red dwarf 'gimboid' tradition. Particularly appropriate to nerdy people.
spazmoid by pdizzler91 June 2, 2011
Spazmoid
You tuber Callum’s corner calls his subscribers spazmoids cause his head looks like a sodding tic tac
Spazmoid by Missstealyourmanz11 August 24, 2019
Spazdick
Spazdick by FlooferSnail November 16, 2018
spazmoid
spazmoidal fish
spazmoidal fish by Anonymous0123987 January 4, 2017
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