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speccy

British  
/ ˈspɛkɪ /

adjective

  1. slang wearing spectacles

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There are several emulators to choose from, including Fuse, Qaop, and Speccy.

From The Verge

Those who had one of the originals will know that the defining game of the speccy was Manic Miner.

From The Guardian

Early on in the film, we see Andie driving to school, and she gets out of the car, looking like she rolled in a garage sale and wearing the specciest of speccy glasses.

From The Guardian

Harry Potter director Chris Columbus outdoes even the speccy wizard here – his hero, Percy Jackson, an apparently ordinary, lairy New York adolescent, is actually the son of Poseidon, the Greek god of the oceans.

From The Guardian

At the same time, he carried the sorrow and vulnerability of some speccy kid whose NHS glasses announced his weakness to the world: not only was he physically imperfect, he wasn't even rich.

From The Guardian