spooladle 

/spo͞olādl/
adjective

1. (of a person) giving what may seem a small amount from one's self, but is monumental to whom it is given.

"I felt really spooladley today"

spooladle by Chris Fred May 20, 2016

spladle 

A complicated and usually painful amateur wrestling move that involves splitting your opponents legs, while pinning his back to the mat, using your arms and legs.

Ryan just got spladled. Poor guy was humiliated.

spladle by Braydawg May 25, 2014

Spoodaddery 

Inappropriate or unnecessary behaviors foisted upon the
general public by black people. Occurences are commonly found under an NBA basket or NFL endzone, though incidents can happen anywhere. Invariably non violent, they are nevertheless ridiculous, occasionally comical.

The Vikings were penalized 15 yards for excessive spoodaddery after Rany Moss wiped his butt with the ball
during a touchdown celebration.

Man, the spoodaddery on display in front of the car wash
today was incredible. Broadway has nothing on those guys!

Spoodaddery by logflogger012 October 28, 2009

spoonable 

Pertaining to one who is a desired spooning partner.

John Williams considers Annie Ensign eminently spoonable.

spoonable by John Williams December 28, 2004

spoodlebum

Spoole bum is a spider but that likes to rape people

SPoodlebum: a spider that rapes people

spoodlebum by Fat_Moma May 10, 2018

spoodle 

Means to polish or refine something by applying a series of small steps or improvements.

Synonym of fettle.

Appears in current add for AA on UK TV.

"I'll just spoodle this up a little bit for you"

spoodle by Peter Norris April 11, 2004

Spoodle 

A word that replaces anything.

"That guy is so spoodle."

"my weekend was so fucking spoodle."

"suck my spoodle."

"Let's spoodle."

"I'm gonna kick the spoodle outta you."

"I'll show you my spoodle if you show me yours."

Spoodle by Eustace Peabody The Warbler April 21, 2011