Sprice

A combination of "spruce" as in "to spruce up a place" and "spice" as in to "to spice it up". The combined word means to both add life and fire to a decorating theme or event.

1) "Lets sprice this place up a little!"

2) "This party's a little dead, lets sprice it up!"

3) "It's the sprice of life baby!"

by gigasketch December 22, 2008

sprice

coolest guy ever. on a scale of one to awesome, he is super great.

other names: sexxmaster ice, goatsexanus paraplegickicker, Sean Price, squeak, the almighty reverend.

by Rev. Captain (Jonbob) July 21, 2003

sprice

1.meaning to make something/call something or someone unique

2. something different/strange

1.oh i like your idea, maybe you should add stuff to sprice it up!

2. hmm i have no idea that’s sprice... very strange

by Carliee October 17, 2020

sprice

No meaning, just a cool word to say after the word.

Person A) Nice, nice, chicken sprice.
Person B) Wow so cool.

by ninomonky August 22, 2023

Spice Grinder

A hard-working underpaid sweatshop worker who provides curry for their family.

We should pay those spice grinder looking niggers less so we can make extra profit.

by White Boy 72 February 19, 2020

Spice dispersal

When somehow your food gets spicier the next day after leaving it in the refrigerator. The process by which that occurs is called “spice dispersal”

My food got way hotter the next day. I can’t even eat it. Must have been spice dispersal in action!

by PhantomHandbag October 1, 2019

Spiceheads

Spiceheads is a Facebook page, Twitter account and website founded and created by Captain Richard Williams aka Steven Howarth, which is dedicated to publishing photographs and videos of people who appear to be under the influence of illegal drugs.

Williams had filmed a video that he called The Crab man on the Blackpool crossing in April 2018, which had so many hits on his personal Facebook page, it inspired him to build the Spiceheads Facebook pages, Spiceheads Twitter page and Spiceheads website.

The Facebook page soon gained over 10,000 loyal followers, with a Twitter following of 57,000, by using photos and videos of people "who appeared to be under the influence of NPS (Spice)" from all over Britain, including Barnsley, Doncaster Manchester, Bolton, Sheffield and Blackpool and currently has 49,897 Facebook followers, with Twitter having 54,400 followers, as of 24/06/2020

The Spiceheads name has gained notability through google and Bing search engines, where their Website, Facebook and Twitter pages are the top 3 on page one, along with being used as the reference standard by Nottinghamshire Live News, which reported about a copycat page Spice Ed's, and said "The new site is similar to the long-established Spiceheads website, which has been educating people about related issues for a number of years"

by Mone Capitain June 24, 2020