Spool

[Sarah]

The act of spinning a [turbocharger] to optimum operating [RPM] to create boost

Device used to lock the axles of a differential in automotive use so that the axles work as 1 and the inner wheel travels the same distance as the outer. Also known as a locker and can come in a mini or full spool varient.
Usually illegal on the street. Mostly used in motorsport type events such as drag racing, burnouts and drifting.

[Sarah]

Arrogant, obnoxious fuck.

[Sarah]

Another word for semen, cum, jizz, spoof etc

[Sarah]

A cylindrical device originally used to hold a long strand of cable, rope or thread. More commonly used in single men's appartments as their first coffee table.

[Sarah]

An object file that comes with printer capability files, only for looks.

[Sarah]

a new word for gay prick (new word that teachers dont no and u cant get in truble for saying it)

[Sarah]

Conjuction of Super-Cool, for those of us too lazy to use two words when one does just fine.

[Sarah]

Someone who falls asleep while working.

[Couch Potatoe]

A spool is a temporary storage area within the computers RAM that contains input or output data. When a job or process is initiated on a computer, but cannot be run immediately, it is often placed in a spool. This process is called spooling. The spool holds the data until the appropriate device is ready to use it.
The most common type of spool is a print spool, which stores print jobs that are sent to a printer. Since the printer may need to warm up before printing a document, the document may be held in the spool during the printers warm up process. If there are multiple documents that have been sent to the printer, the print spool may contain a queue of jobs.
You can think of a print spool as a spool of yarn that is connected from the computer to the printer. Of course, the print spool contains computer data, rather than yarn. As the the data is transmitted to the printer, it is removed from the computer, just like unraveling a spool. Once the spool is empty, no more data is transmitted to the printer.

[Donald Trump]

a tube-shaped object with top and bottom edges that stick out and around which a length of thread, wire, film, etc. is wrapped in order to store it: