speeled
speeled by Johnny Walkerton January 25, 2008
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its speeled yea whtney
its speeled yea whtney by jaqsdjlqweodfkd August 24, 2017
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speeled • its speeled yea whtney • spelled • Steeled • SPEEED • Speeedong • SpeEedwaGOnnn • speelled • speeved • Speled
I am speeed
I am speeed by racist (I love racing cars) January 4, 2021
The D'amelio Family or something i may have spelled it wrong
The worst family on the internet right behind morgz's family, Her youngest I assume has 96 million on tic tacs or smt like that and her sister......... no. Most of their fans are cringy 12-15 yr olds that do lip syncs with songs such as uh I forgot tbh. Sometimes I wish the word: Charli never combined with : tic tac. Man its 2020 what can you say
The D'amelio Family or something i may have spelled it wrong by pseudonym ツ October 19, 2020
speeved
"I was sold a gold chain, but it ended up being fake, I was speeved."
"My brother told me the phone call was for me, but it wasn't. he totally speeved me."
"I borrowed money from Katisha and told her i would pay her back, but i won't. I speeved her.
"My brother told me the phone call was for me, but it wasn't. he totally speeved me."
"I borrowed money from Katisha and told her i would pay her back, but i won't. I speeved her.
speeved by Greg Eckman November 15, 2005
ocean marketing (also spelled "ocean marketting")
A marketing faux pas/way of business where you don't take care of your customers as well as treat them like shit, and sooner or later a berated customer gets vocal, shit hits the fan, the PR goes viral, and in a matter of hours your business and name is kicked to the curb by your industry.
Paul Christoforo, who ran ocean marketing (also spelled "ocean marketting"), berated a customer in an email convo, after O.M. wouldn't tell him when his video game controller purchase would arrive. The customer then sent the email convo to Mike Krahulik, a big name in the gaming industry (PAX convention organizer and penny-arcade.com co-creator) who posted it, effectively ruining O.M.'s chance of working in the industry again.
ocean marketing (also spelled "ocean marketting") by dogfish83 December 30, 2011
wey spelled (güey)
Mexican slang meaning "dude". For the linguistic purist, "güey" is derived from "büey," the Spanish word for ox.
wey spelled (güey) by Fred Martinez April 23, 2006
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