spaz
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spaz
or spazz (spăz)Often Offensive Slangn. pl. spazz·es
One who is considered clumsy or inept.
intr.v. spazzed, spazz·ing, spazz·es
Phrasal Verb: To be clumsy or inept.
spaz out
To become angry, upset, or excited.
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spaz
(spæz)n
an incompetent fool
vb (intr) , spazzes, spazzing or spazzed
US to lose self-control
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spaz
(spaz),
n.
usage: This term is used with disparaging intent, esp. by children, and is perceived as insulting to disabled people.
—n. Slang: Disparaging and Offensive. (a term used to refer to a stupid, dull, awkward, or odd person.)
[1960–65; shortening and alter. of spastic]
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