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(adjective.) -: Comes from the words spaz and plastic. This is often used to refer to the 'blonder' or 'bitchier' characters in American teen movies, or 'chick flick's', as they are known. This may have been originated from 'The Plastic's' (an A-List high school clique group) in the 2004 movie 'Mean Girls', which stars Lindsay Lohan. In Mean Girls, The Plastic's may not all have been blonde and 'mean', to so be called, but the ring-leader, or 'Alpha Plastic' of the group, Regina George, was blonde, bitchy and a slut. This shows the primary behaviour of a 'Plastic Lil' Spaztic'. The term was used directly in the 2007 movie Hairspray, when Tracy Turnblad and her best friend Penny Pingleton were discussing the Queen Bee of 1962 Baltimore - Amber Von Tussle.
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