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Definition of spange

spange

  • Spare Change.
    Do you have any spange?

    Last edited on Jan 17 2000. Submitted by Terra B. from USA on Jan 17 2000.

  • to panhandle for spare change,
    Hey, I need more money for cigarettes, I am going to spange 50 cents.

    Last edited on Sep 29 2005. Submitted by Michelle on Sep 29 2005.

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