sproul

1. verb the small, individual act of saving energy or resources by conservation
2. to conserve that which is undervalued or unappreciated
3. noun the equivalent of 1000 joules of energy.

alistair sprouled the overhead projector while he digressed

by niu November 19, 2007

sproul

Sproul

n : the act of sprouling
v 1: to behave as if Superman powers have been bestowed upon you, despite being mostly inept ; v 2: To install Windows ME in search of better performance from your personal computer.

v 1: "The suspicious stranger sprouled the bars of the town"

v 2: "I am sprouling my laptop"

by Koumu October 11, 2004

sprouling

1. The act of vomiting, or excreting other unwanted and useless fluids.
2. Excessive bragging.
3. Prattling about useless information in a self-important fashion.

1. "He was wasted and just started sprouling all over my shoes last night."
2. "James was sprouling about how he has the best body on campus. He's such a douche."
3. "Charmaine was sprouling all night about her recent conversion to Buddhism."

by mistagangsta August 26, 2010

Sprouled

The act of being rejected or turned down. Originates from Scott Sproules constant rejection of a good role in all his movies by the directors.

Mike: Hey lily would you like to go out some time?
Lily: not at all mike you suck and smell of onions
Jake: HAHHA lol that kid totally just got sprouled!
Josh: Haahah totally what a loser

by parknot November 22, 2009

Sproule

Awesome! To be Sproule is to be Awesome

Wow you're so Sproule!

by mrmarty December 06, 2011

Sprouling

Delaying one's departure to a predetermined destination by just hanging out and milling about aimlessly.

"Stop Sprouling! Let's go!"
Are they Sprouling again?

by Sproulie July 24, 2017

Sproul

To throw consecutive wild pitches in the baseball game.

Yo man, you really sprouled that one.

by Josh Sproul June 13, 2007