TAILIEUCHUNG - Slang and uncoventional english part 91

Partridge wrote widely on matters concerning the English language. He did not, by any means, restrict his interest to matters slang and unconventional; however, it is his work in this area that had, and continues to have, the greatest impact, and on which his reputation is most celebrated. | spoof tube spread 612 fully as IP spoofing us 1989. 2 the creation of a false website that looks exactly like a real site. More fully known as web spoofing . The attacher can lure an Internet user to the false site can see everything that the user is doing and can modify traffic from the user to any web server us 2004 spoof tube noun a cardboard tube filled with scented cloth that masks the smell of exhaled marijuana smoke us 2003 spoofy adjective spermy Australia 1998 spooge noun 1 semen us 1987. 2 any viscous matter of unknown origin us 1995. 3 in computing code or output which cannot be understood us 1991 spooge booth noun a private booth in a pornography arcade us 2001 spook noun 1 a black person. Derogatory and offensive us 1945. 2 a ghost us 1801. 3 a spy us 1942. 4 a drug-addict. From the addict s ghostly pallor uk 1958. 5 a psychiatrist us 1961. 6 in casino blackjack a player who can spot the dealer s down card us 1991. 7 in drag racing a car that crosses the starting line too soon us 1960s spook verb 1 to frighten or startle someone. Also variant spook out us 1935. 2 to drive a car without a destination merely for the pleasure of driving and the socialaspects of being seen us 1958. 3 in blackjack to peak and see the dealer s down card us 1985 spooked adjective used of playing cards marked for cheating us 1963 spooky adjective 1 in surfing difficult or unpredictable us 1963. 2 fine good. West Indian and UK black usage recorded August 2002 uk 2002 spool of pipe thread noun used as a mythical task assigned to a newly hired helper us 1963 spoon noun 1 the amount of a drug needed for a single dose. A measure of heroin sufficient for a single injection approximately equalto a standard teaspoon us 197 3. 2 the handle of a hand grenade. From its curved spoon-like shape us 1977. 3 an army cook us 1991. 4 the dip up at the front nose of a surfboard us 1963. 5 a dolt new Zealand 1982 spoon verb 1 to lie behind someone your face towards their back us 1887. 2 to tongue

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