Speth
misspelling of the name ‘steph’, as first used by xtinction at www.gamecom.nl in summer 2002. commonly used to address really 1337 people.
“speth si teh 1337”
a comment that completely defies all social mores, seemingly disturbs the audience around them, and to put it very simply, is seen as weird as f-ck.
hey man, have you ever watched your c-m dry on the floor, and then proceeded to clean it up with a swiffer wet jet?
-wait, what? no way in h-ll, d-mn kid, you crossed a very fine line between sanity and speth
i want to have pre-marital s-x with these women until my d-ck is so raw that it bleeds.
-i like s-x, but i also like having feeling in my p-n-s, yah speth!
i’m really proud of my large p-n-s, and i am super happy that many people are taking notice
-that’s pretty awesome man, too bad you failed to mention that it has a 48 degree curve, speth!
1. (noun) zimbabwean for pole smoker.
2. (verb) narc-ing on someone.
3. (noun or verb) a person who takes it easy on you, and then at the last minute, overloads you with ton of useless cr-p.
someone totally spethed me when i made out with that chick.
my boss spethed me on valentine’s day. now since i canceled dinner, i’ll be lucky to get a hand-job.
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