The term Spreck (Spreckular Vulgarilar) derives from two words from two different cultures. It’s believed that the German word ‘Sprük’, meaning ‘blood-faced’ and the Greek word ‘Vulgaris’, meaning ‘hideous custard’ were combined by some cunt in the past. Use of the word was common in the 1600s and was regularly used by William Shakespear who himself referred to Sprük as ‘Spreck'. Shakespear’s alteration to the word is widely believed to be the etymological birthplace of the word we use today.
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