spoach
The act of looking through anothers belongings without their permission or knowledge.
Timmy went spoaching for his christmas presents
spoach
when inhaling the vapors of combusting cannabis flowers through various methods (i.e., pipe, joint, bong, etc.) and the levels of intoxication are so high that the person who is currently smoking, they forget that they are smoking and forget to pass or even smoke.
dude, stop spoaching and pass the blunt!
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this mooch has to leave, i think ill deliberately spoach until they get the hint and bugger off.
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this mooch has to leave, i think ill deliberately spoach until they get the hint and bugger off.
Spoach
To impale or skewer something
"you have to spoach the fish in order to cook it"
Spoach
To go looking for something, that you aren't supposed to.
It's a week until Christmas - I'm going to go for a spoach upstairs to see if there are any christmas presents hidden