The act of mispronouncing, blending or blundering of two or more words, with an amusing outcome, which tends to occur under high sleep deprivation that mimics intoxication. The word spleech was derived from the very action itself.
Sebastian is no stranger to spleeching; when he wanted to borrow his friend's phone, he asked, "can I use your phlone (pronounced 'flown')?"
Broccolini spleeched when he said to his bro, "Yo, where the keys to my Furry (he meant to say Ferrari)?"
Broccolini spleeched when he said to his bro, "Yo, where the keys to my Furry (he meant to say Ferrari)?"
by Shirobi February 27, 2023
Mother: What's that strange spleeching sound coming from?
Son: Dude, she can hear my spleech... gross
Son: Dude, she can hear my spleech... gross
by IWillRapeYo February 5, 2010
v. - he spleeched on her face.
adj. - now she has spleech hair.
n. - there is also spleech all over the carpet.
adj. - now she has spleech hair.
n. - there is also spleech all over the carpet.
by JunkInTheDrunk January 21, 2011