Define Spice Girl Meaning

1. a group of women that sold millions of records in the 90's
2. a group of women whose cd you most likely bought and memorized
3. women with fun accents were all jealous of
4. may consist of a black woman with big hair in britian or a woman over the age of 20 and still being called 'baby spice', or a woman (posh) thats a multi-millionaire married to a HOTT husband

(n.) A object of desire, until the turn of this century.

A popular British pop group from the late 90's that mainly had fans that were girls aged 4-12; consisted of Ginger Spice, Baby Spice, Posh Spice, Scary Spice, and Sporty Spice; formed in 1994 in London, and made it big in 1997 with their song, "Wannabe"; Ginger Spice left the group, and the group went nowhere. Now all have solo careers, with various success.

warriors of girl power and platform shoes alike....

The Spice Girls were a major hit girl band in the early 90s which consisted of:
- Scary Spice (Melanie B)
- Ginger Spice (Geri Halliwell)
- Sporty Spice (Melanie C)
- Posh Spice (Victoria Beckham)
- Baby Spice (Emma Bunton)
They had many hits which included, Wannabe, Spice Up Your Life, Stop, Viva Forever and many more.
They're famous quote was 'Girl Power!' and personally, I think they were one of the best British Girlbands the UK has produced.

a "girl band" (they did not play instruments) from the United Kingdom that became popular in the mid-90's; their members were commonly called Scary, Sporty, Posh, Ginger & Baby; the Spice Girls' popularity died after Ginger quit and before their third CD dropped; responsible for that goofy movie "Spice World"

A pop group from the UK popular among 10 year old girls in the late 90s. Consisted of:
'Scary Spice' - Melanie B
'Sporty Spice' - Melanie C
'Ginger Spice' - Geri
'Baby Spice' - Emma
'Posh Spice' - Victoria

extremely successful (due to marketing) girl band of the late '90s. Now are very rich and don't do a lot.

A Girl Group from the UK that had a string of hits between 1996-1999. The group consisted of Geri Halliwell (Ginger Spice), Melanie Brown (Scary Spice), Emma Bunton (Baby Spice), Victoria Adams (later Beckham) (Posh Spice), and Melanie Chisholm (Sporty Spice). They made the term "Girl Power" famous. They became famous in 1996 with their debut single "Wannnabe", which was an international hit and hit #1 in 31 countries, including the United States. Their debut album "Spice" was released in early 1997 and sold seven million copies in the US and 14 million worldwide. In late 1997, they released their sophomore album "Spiceworld" and the eponymous movie that became a box-office hit. The beginning of the end happened in 1998, when Geri Halliwell left the group due to career dissatisfaction. The remaining four released their third and final album "Forever" in 1999. The album failed to be as successful as it's two predecessors. The Spice Girls finally broke up in 2000 and all five have had solo careers with varying success. Altogether, the Spice Girls sold over 53 million albums and scored nine #1 hits in the UK.

A Swahili term for "cervical gundersnatch." Also a boy band comprised mostly of females.