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spik

[spik]
noun
  1. spic.

spic

or spik, spick

[spik]
noun Slang: Extremely Disparaging and Offensive.
  1. a contemptuous term used to refer to a Spanish-American person.

Origin of spic

1910–15; earlier also spig, short for spiggoty; claimed, perhaps correctly, to derive from an accented pronunciation of (No) speak the (English)
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British Dictionary definitions for spiks

spik

noun
  1. a variant spelling of spic

spic

spick or spik

noun
  1. US slang a derogatory word for a person from a Spanish-speaking country in South or Central America or a Spanish-speaking community in the US

Word Origin for spic

C20: perhaps alluding to a foreigner's mispronunciation of speak
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Word Origin and History for spiks

spic

n.

derogatory for "Latino person," 1913, from cliche protestation, No spick English. Earlier spiggoty (1910 "speak-a the ..."); the term is said to have originated in Panama during the canal construction. But it also was applied from an early date to Italians, and some have suggested an alteration of spaghetti.

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