Spec

What do we mean by spec?

The specifications, as for a building to be constructed. noun

Speculation. noun

To write or supply specifications for. transitive verb

Of or relating to specifications. adjective

Done, constructed, produced, or purchased as a speculation. adjective

(on spec) On a speculation basis; with no assurance of profit. idiom

In natural history, an abbreviation of specimen: with a plural specs., sometimes specc. Compare sp. noun

A colloquial abbreviation of speculation. noun

Short form of specification noun

Short form of speculation noun

Short form of specialization noun

Short form of special noun

A special place (for hiding or viewing) noun

To specify, especially in a formal specification document. verb

A detailed description of design criteria for a piece of work noun

A special place (for hiding or viewing)

A spectacular mark (catch) in Australian rules football.

Specification. (abbreviation, usually technical) Urban Dictionary

Best viewing position As in best Seat in the house Liverpool UK slang Urban Dictionary

A weapons special attack. Most likely on an mmorpg or other role playing game. Urban Dictionary

The process of retrieving specifications, such as computer hardware information. Urban Dictionary

Spec - spectacular/special. A new hip catchword that all the kids will be saying in the following year. It's cool, it's catchy, it's now, it's wow, it's spec! Urban Dictionary

Midwest regional slang for spectacular. Urban Dictionary

Pronounced "spesh", awesome, chill, cool Urban Dictionary

'Spec', pronounced 'spess' is derived from the word specimen. It is an insult. It implies a resemblance to unpleasant medical specimens such as stool samples, parasites and such like, or perhaps quality control failure samples which have been kept for reference. Urban Dictionary

Lame, you suck, "green", insignificant Urban Dictionary

A short puerto rican/hispanic male Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to spec:
spec.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word spec:
miata, ops, sheaf, affine, racer, commutative, benchmark, script, corolla, mazda, ata, cpu, shea, bravo, porsche, nissan, chassis, skyline, gallantry, specification, toyota, conspicuous, topology, turbo, rpm, honda, chevrolet, algebraic, tires, screenplay, specifications, res, raced, cars, schemes, ford, nasa, trim, bmw, ranger, devotion, suspension, models, racing, pro, sanders, screenwriter, engine, wheels, leather, package, ideal, powered, suite, enterprises, steering, kit, scheme, car, auto, server, variant, clock, rings, transmission, bros, model, rear, crystal, microsoft, pack, files, pictures, manual, wheel, smooth, driver, automatic, warner, graphics, ring, submitted, formula, options, machines, hired, spaces.

Words that rhyme with spec:
check, deck, tech, neck, trek, wreck, cheque, tec, peck, bottleneck, fleck, sec, heck, parsec, speck, beck, tek, redneck, paycheck, lech, opec, reck, aztec, lek, dreck, keck, bedeck, czech, whelk, feck, biotech, dec, bec, symantec, rec, roughneck, nec, breakneck, apec, exec, rain check, geck, quebec, turtleneck, discotheque, sneck, henpeck, eck, treck, ek, in check, mech, seck, recheck, quarterdeck, antec, triple sec, pech, hightech, teck, yecch, leck, blech, ringneck, shek, steinbeck, weck, pain in the neck, poop deck, rech, breck, drecche, freck, lubeck, meck, steck, grecque, brubeck, flight deck, blank check, kotek, spelk, chek, bleck, crew neck, tape deck, sematech, bank check, vasotec, teaneck, dubcek, schreck, streck, schneck, sheck, stech, ameritech, health check, sun deck, adaptec.

Adjectives that are often used to describe spec:
good, functional, dear, bad, mini, german, lower, several, original, little, mass, current, most, higher, above, tiny, outer, mil, complete, non, 13th, poor, full, file, technical, visible, typical, detailed, minimum, 14th, final, broad, numerous, wide, entire, formal, off, mere, 12th, following, better, ting, standard, type, upper, intermediate, 18th, singular, aid, compare, 16th, broken, 6th, atomic, solar, infrared, maximum, 17th, grand, test, date, perfect, curious.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective spec:
issue, position, head, progs, time, car, sheets, product, foc, products, material, work, data, publ, script, kit, assoc, leg, agrop, specificity, list, cars, parts, giv, file, sheet, algebras, agrsp, effects, agrs, files, materials, ies, excerpt, flyer, package, gravity, trum, newsletter, site, production, ops, von, agr, benchmarks, asst, positions, tor, topp, module, tator, house, configuration, feat, engine, predp, pub, heat, finp, investment, scripts, components, check, tropho, builders, kits, adv, four, models, agrp, focp, homes, lond.

Consonant match to spec:
speak, spike, spoke, spook, speck, spic, spake, spick, spock, speke, spelk, spack, speake, spak, speich.

Words that sound like spec:
speck, spec, spek, spech, spic, spick, spik, speak, spoke, spike, spook, spock, speek, spac, spake, speake, spak, spack, spok, speke, spoc, spig, spug, sec, specs, specks, spect, sek, specky, seck, specht, spag, seque, specked, speth, spex, cech, seq, specker, aspec, sech, spck, spoog, spog, speg, secc, spelk, speckt, spk, espec, opec, apec, sick, suck, spunk, sic, sik, suc, suk, ice pick, succ, aspic, spink, spics, swick, spicks, syk, cic, sepik, cyc, soic, syc, sicc, sbig, seke, hspa, saac, sepic, spix, spaa, epic, psych, sac, epoch, ice pack, opic, icepack, psyc, epik, epoc, apic, cpk, c.c, cyke, epoche, ipic, cpac, psych-, ciq, saak.