spentacle

A penis. Shortened form of 'sperm tentacle'.

I can fit a dollar bill in my spentacle.

by diksukkuh_nohomo January 11, 2014

Spectacle creep

A phenomenon occurring when the creator/creators of certain a media franchise (in games, movies, comics, etc) try to keep things fresh and interesting by unwisely making everything bigger, better and more spectacular. This can lead to the feeling that everything up to that point didn't really have a point or that everything after this point is pointless since it's just so ridiculously over the top.

"First Gotham, then the world!"
Mr. Freeze on Spectacle creep

by GOTLANDSKORV November 18, 2013

Spectackle

A spectacular tackle involving intense contact, incredible effects, and stopping of the opposing player.

“Tenard Jackson spectackled Dallas Clark at the Bucs 48, which was promptly followed by the crowd's "OOOOHHHH"”.

by triangulate August 24, 2010

spectacles, testicles, wallet and watch

An easy way to remember "The Sign of the Cross" in Christianity, more specifically, Catholicism.

John couldn't remember which order to sign his cross, and Tim said, "Heck man, that's easy. Go like this, spectacles, testicles, wallet and watch." He then demonstrated.

by XsTaTiKaL September 15, 2013

Spectacle Fighter

A term first coined by "The Escapist's" resident Australian game critic Yahtzee, to describe a genre of fighter in which a game's focus is on the visual beauty of fighting enemies as opposed to actual realism or other aspects of game play.

All you ever do in Mad World is kill people extravagantly for points - it's totally a Spectacle Fighter.

by ZPfan April 22, 2009

Spunktacles

Shooting your muck on the face of a willing partner, framing her eyes in thick ropes of jizz.

"How'd you get on last night mate?"

"Sound. Got a BJ off a scuddie behind a skip. Pulled out just in time to give her a pair of spunktacles!"

by cheesybeef February 9, 2010

pentacle

The pentacle is a five pointed star within a circle, the points representing the four elements (fire, water, earth & air) and ether (spirit) and the circle represents eternity as most pagans believe in the eight-fold year and the spiral dance. Inverted it has been known to be used by satanists and some wiccans to represent materialism.

I wear a pentacle and I'm proud of it.

by MoonRat February 17, 2004