stupazoid
stupazoid by Masha Abarinova March 2, 2008
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supanoid
supanoid by John Dizzoe January 9, 2008
Stupoid
Stupoid by AWL_ATHEnA November 2, 2008
SPAZOID
Someone who totally freaks out over little or nothing.
Mostly done by SOCIAL JUSTICE WARRIORS or the mentally ill.
Mostly done by SOCIAL JUSTICE WARRIORS or the mentally ill.
SPAZOID by Dan D Doty October 9, 2018
spazoidian slip
A spazoidian slip is when the mighty spazoid slips into an analzoidian frame of mind,not permanent, and can be used as a building block to strengthen the mind to become a better spazoid.
"The last couple of days I had a major spazoidian slip,it was scary, but my stronger,new and beautiful being emerged."
spazoidian slip by KING SPAZOID - Daniel L. March 25, 2008
king spazoid
King spazoid is the guy in Colorado,who rules the spazoidian empire. Always willing to listen and help all who truly seek peace and unity.
king spazoid by KING SPAZOID - Daniel L. March 23, 2008
stupakide
Pronunciation: \ˈstü-ə-ˌsīd\
Function: noun
Etymology: From Stupak (former US Congressman, forced to retire) + English -cide;
Date: March 21, 2010
1 : the act or an instance of ending one's own political career by violating one's sworn oath to protect and defend the Constitution voluntarily and intentionally, in direct contradiction to previously acknowledged and stated constituency desires and interests, especially by a person of years of discretion and of sound mind
2 : one that commits or attempts Stupakide
Function: noun
Etymology: From Stupak (former US Congressman, forced to retire) + English -cide;
Date: March 21, 2010
1 : the act or an instance of ending one's own political career by violating one's sworn oath to protect and defend the Constitution voluntarily and intentionally, in direct contradiction to previously acknowledged and stated constituency desires and interests, especially by a person of years of discretion and of sound mind
2 : one that commits or attempts Stupakide
Voter 1: Sen. Lindsey Graham's continued support of not only Cap & Trade, but amnesty for illegal aliens as well - I can't believe he's intent on committing Stupakide.
Voter 2: I know, man. At least Sen. McCain figured out he had to fake it when that rancher was murdered by illegals because the fence didn't built.
Voter 2: I know, man. At least Sen. McCain figured out he had to fake it when that rancher was murdered by illegals because the fence didn't built.
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