Spilch {v.} - from the latin spilchæ to cause something unfortunate to happen, i.e. bad luck, karma, or spitefullness. "-MotherMayhem- spilched it when she forgot the rubbers the other night and we got none." "I spilched it when I forgot to pull out." "It was just a simple spilch when I ran over the old lady on her way to bingo." You get the idea. I'm an idiot. "From now on, ending a sentence with a preposition is something up with which I will not put." -Winston Churchill (1874-1965)