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Interesting -- as a UK native, I don't recognise that. Maybe it's limited to certain regions/subcultures/???
by jfk13 6y ago
Interesting -- as a UK native, I don't recognise that. Maybe it's limited to certain regions/subcultures/???
- chris_j 6y agoThe word was definitely used (and was understood to be offensive) when I was growing up - in Worcestershire in the 90s. I wonder if it's fallen out of use since then.
- jfk13 6y agoI'm assuming it was meant as a shortening of "spastic"? In which case the version I'm familiar with would be "spaz", though it must be years -- probably decades -- since I've run across it.
- hkt 6y agoI'm from the midlands and live in Yorkshire. It is recognised by people in both places. Odd.