In slang derived from stan twitter, spill comes from the root “spill the tea”, which means to tell the gossip or the truth. Spill is simply a shortened and modernized version of the now-outdated phrase.
Person 1: “Ariana’s best album is Sweetener.”
Person 2: “Spill! It’s by far her most well-produced and experimental album!”
Person 2: “Spill! It’s by far her most well-produced and experimental album!”
by IAmHelloForU October 9, 2020
Examples:
1. Man, my Mom's gonna kill me for spilling that red wine on her pillow. That stuff never comes out.
2. Come on, spill. What did you do?
3. Man, that was a gnarly spill I took on the 360, man.
4. Her grades took a major spill this year. I think she'll have to do summer school.
1. Man, my Mom's gonna kill me for spilling that red wine on her pillow. That stuff never comes out.
2. Come on, spill. What did you do?
3. Man, that was a gnarly spill I took on the 360, man.
4. Her grades took a major spill this year. I think she'll have to do summer school.
by M.E.R.E.D.I.T.H!! June 18, 2007
to vent, use a lot of words, free form rap, a braindump of ideas.
could be used to describe a lengthy blog post, or a boring speech.
can be used in a positive or negitive way.
could be used to describe a lengthy blog post, or a boring speech.
can be used in a positive or negitive way.
by Jesse Colburn August 15, 2007
(v) To take a taste of, hit of, sip of, drag of, pull of. Generally, any form of tasting or taking a small portion of something.
1: "Yo man, lemme get a spill of that rum and coke"
2: "Sure, lemme get a spill of that cigar first"
2: "Sure, lemme get a spill of that cigar first"
by Mike February 23, 2005
1) Dude-man, I totally spilled while attempting the 900.
2) My mom is going to get mad at me for spilling this wine on her nice white carpet
2) My mom is going to get mad at me for spilling this wine on her nice white carpet
by kurba September 26, 2003
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