Splarge 

The amalgam of typos, errors, and syntactical cut ends collecting at the end of a composition or rough outline.

The splarge served as a manic record of softer ideas and errant keystrokes. For some reason he couldn't bring himself to delete the meaningless string.

Splarge by mario_bueller March 29, 2017

Splarge 

The foul meaty goo produced when a bird impacts an aeroplane in mid-flight. Also produced in aerospace testing when raw chickens are fired at test aircraft at 500mph out of a cannon.

Ugh - the window is covered in splarge.

Splarge by syrtis August 2, 2011

Splarge 

A word used by teens in Britain. It's really a stupid and pointless words that idiots use to sound cool when in reality they sound like freaks.

Me: Hi David!!
David: Splarge!!
Me:...wtf!!?
David:.........i love you?..

Splarge by Fruffy Mittens March 22, 2011

splarge 

Basically the same as swish. its a stupid word used by some teenagers in Britan. And thanks to MSN now most of our freinds that we have never met and that are rally 40 men with a a problem

thats pretty splarge

splarge by Tom June 19, 2005

Splagebbi 

Splagebbi is a variation of spaghetti, except those are covered in goo. Those pastas are the best thing Slimecicle ever ate. They are first used in the "Cooking Show" of the first episode in Generation Loss.

Ranboo: What is this?

Slimecicle: Oh!! It's splagebbi!
Ranboo: *look of disgust*

Splagebbi by Frowst June 15, 2023

Slarge 

A measure of wine.

When the bartender asks your lady friend if she would like a small or large wine, with good intentions she starts to order a small.
But due to being a borderline alcoholic she can't resist but change it to a large.

gentleman "a pint for me and a dry white wine for the lady please"

bartender "small or large miss?"

lady friend "I'll have a Sss... slarge please"

gentleman under his breath "bloody lush"

Slarge by lord tulli June 8, 2013

Sparge 

1. Spray or sprinkle
2. Brewing process

Oli roared with all the might of a lion as he violently sparged on the bulbous tittage afore him.

Sparge by Duncolini December 31, 2007