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From the mullet family. This is a common find in the spanish sections of towns. Commonly found in mexico and surrounding U.S states.

This brand of mullet can be hostile in packs and are often nasty after a few tequilas
upon my trip to mexico, I noticed in the run down parts of the city a wild pack of spullets coming towards me.
spullet by venge April 8, 2003
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An individual that displays an extraordinary amount of ineptitude. A considerable amount of work is required to render this individual useful. Has spud like qualities but not deserving of Spud status.
Examples include:
- Comes to work without knowing what he/she is doing there.
- Using personal opinions as fact, then challenging these facts without knowledge.
Damo: "If the Earth was round, helicopters could hover in one spot and wait for the destination to arrive"
Robbo: "Congratulations, you just achieved Spudlet status"
spudlet by United_Integration January 24, 2018
Slullet

Skull-et

1. Originally an ancient Asian hairstyle to accentuate the size of the head(an Asian symbol of wisdom.)

2. Charles Manson modernized the skullet when he was convicted of the murders of of Sharon Tate, Leno Tate, and Rosemary LaBianca through the joint-responsibility rule.
Q: Zangzi, why do you look so wise?

A: It's the Skullet dude, now go kill some Hollywood crime lords who're striping all your civil liberties.
Skullet by WordRepoMan June 10, 2013
A subtle cousin of the mullet. Short-hand for "subtle mullet." Sported by some prominant figures in 1980's rock music.
Dude, Mick Jagger wore a most triumphant sullet in that "Undercover of the Night" music video. Rad.
sullet by sammy day February 18, 2007
a unruly snatch that has taken the form of a mullet
After a long stint in rehab, Lindsay Lohan became the first to rock the snullet.
snullet by futureRN2011 April 9, 2010
A shaggy version of the mullet. Seen mostly on girls with too many layers in their hair.
Did you see so-and-so's shullet???
shullet by Q.I.C October 18, 2004
When the hair at one's forehead recedes giving way to more scalp. At times, people may grow out the back in mullet fashion in order to compensate, others may keep what is left high and tight in military fashion, there are also other who have a comb-over to try to cover it. All in all, it's a strong receding hairline that calls attention to itself.
See that gentleman in the corner booth, he may deny it, but he has a prominent skullet.
Skullet by Skulletbuster November 3, 2014
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