Whilst on our honey-moon my new bride layed herself down on the bed only to discover she put her hand in some somewhat fresh spootie.
by phil harmonic December 02, 2005
by Anonymous October 07, 2003
Adjective: spooty (comparative: spootier, superlative: spootiest)
|ˈspoōpē|
1. (informal) Of very poor quality.
The spooty thing broke.
2. (Informal) Crazy or silly.
The author comes across as a bit spooty.
3. (Informal) Inappropriate or unbefitting.
The spooty things were expensive.
Verb: spoot
|spoōt|
1. euphemism for damn.
Spoot it all, Poppa.
Noun: spoot
|spoōt|
1. something of little value.
His promise is not worth a spoot.
Interjection: spoot
|spoōt|
1. an expression of dismay, concern, or worry; strongly suggesting disapproval or disappointment.
Oh spoot, I seem to have mislaid my keys.
Spoot, Ms. Fuzzywink turned me down again.
2. a sudden cry or remark, esp. expressing surprise or anger.
|ˈspoōpē|
1. (informal) Of very poor quality.
The spooty thing broke.
2. (Informal) Crazy or silly.
The author comes across as a bit spooty.
3. (Informal) Inappropriate or unbefitting.
The spooty things were expensive.
Verb: spoot
|spoōt|
1. euphemism for damn.
Spoot it all, Poppa.
Noun: spoot
|spoōt|
1. something of little value.
His promise is not worth a spoot.
Interjection: spoot
|spoōt|
1. an expression of dismay, concern, or worry; strongly suggesting disapproval or disappointment.
Oh spoot, I seem to have mislaid my keys.
Spoot, Ms. Fuzzywink turned me down again.
2. a sudden cry or remark, esp. expressing surprise or anger.
by TedAKANathan February 19, 2009
A term derived from the Nickelodeon cartoon "The Angry Beavers". Meaning crappy, annoying, stupid, etc.
by QueenSaiyan January 10, 2004
by Angry Beavers Fanatic August 23, 2005
by Some_kid_you_dont_know August 07, 2020
In the cartoon \"2 Angry Beavers\", spooty is used as a adjective that implies distaste and repulsion.
by eternalfats October 02, 2003