spring back
To recoil; to bounce back; to recover to an improved position.
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spring out
To break out; to escape.
spring pocket
Scrotum; testicles.
spring up
To appear suddenly.
springlock
To trap, injure or kill (a person) by a spring lock (as a result of mechanical failure).
springtrap
Synonym of springlock
sprousehart
The couple consisting of celebrities Cole Sprouse and Lili Reinhart.
sprouser
A fan or supporter of Dylan and Cole Sprouse (identical twin actors, born 1992).
sprout up
Synonym of crop up.
sprucan
USS Spruance (DD-963)
sprucen up
Synonym of spruce up.
sprung
Fitted or cushioned with springs.
sprunt up
To draw oneself up suddenly, as in anger or defiance; to bristle up.
spud bashing
The chore of peeling potatoes, especially when given as a punishment.
spudboy
A fan of the rock band Devo.
spuddy
Resembling or characteristic of potatoes.
spuffy
The ship of characters Spike and Buffy Summers from the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
spunion
A person who is spun out, most often as a result of excessive drug use.
spunk
To ejaculate.
spunk off
To ejaculate.
spunkless
Without semen.
spunktrumpet
An obnoxious or contemptible person.
spunky
Pertaining to or like spunk (semen).
spur on
To spur or urge (someone) to do something.
spurt
Ejaculation of semen.
sputnik
The currency sign ¤.
sputniked
Having received the Sputnik COVID-19 vaccine.
spy cop
An undercover police officer tasked with infiltrating a politically active group which is deemed to pose a risk of criminal activity, so as to allow the police to monitor the group's activities on an ongoing basis.
spy on
To watch secretly or covertly; to surveil.
spy out
To sight or discover by spying.
sqrk
The sound of vinyl, rubber, or latex rubbing together, notionally as the noise or cry of a pooltoy.
squab
With a heavy fall; plump.
squabash
To crush, quash or squash.
squabbling bleeder
A squadron leader.
squad up
To form a squad.
squaddie
A private in the army.
squadoosh
Nothing at all; zip; zilch.
squammy
trashy; classless; unrefined; crass; uncultured; vulgar; uncouth (lacking refinement)
square around
To shift to a position to ready to bunt, i.e. by moving to face the pitcher and hold the bat laterally above the home plate.
square bashing
Marching drills and other military exercises practiced on a parade ground.
square grouper
A set of bales of marijuana or blocks of cocaine, packed in plastic, and sometimes thrown overboard a boat.
square john
A prisoner who generally obeys the rules and avoids trouble.
square off
To get ready for a confrontation (debate, argument, fight).
square root of fuck all
Absolutely nothing.
square up
to get ready for a fight
squarehead
An honest person; a non-criminal.
squariel
An Ariel Square Four motorcycle.
squawk
To speak out; to protest.
squawk box
An intercom or public address system.
squawk sheet
A pilot's report of problems encountered with an aircraft during flight.
squawker
An informant; a stool pigeon.
squeak
A narrow squeak.
squeak out
To achieve something by a small margin.
squeak through
To make it through, but only barely; to pass or succeed by a very narrow margin.
squeal
To give sensitive information about someone to a third party; to rat on someone.
squeal like a stuck pig
Of a person, to utter loud, high-pitched squeals.
squeal on
Synonym of finger (“to report to or identify for the authorities; to inform on”)
squealer
An informant.
squeegee bandit
A person who cleans the windows of a car while it is stopped in traffic and then demands payment.
squeeze in
To find time or other resources for.
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