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spastic ['spæstɪk] n stresses
fig.	даун (igisheva); кретин (igisheva); дебил (igisheva); маразматик (igisheva); идиот (igisheva)
inf.	дэцэпэшник (igisheva)
invect.	ушлёпок (igisheva)
med.	спастик (ребёнок, страдающий спастическим параличом Andrey Truhachev)
slang	калека (comment by Liv Bliss: *Not an error,* just a warning. This is very non-PC. Although you do hear about people "spazzing out" (= getting overly excited or stressed; pitching a fit); that seems to be OK still. Tiny Tony)
spastic ['spæstɪk] adj.
gen.	больной спастическим параличом; спазматический; страдающий спастическим параличом
fig.	дебильный (igisheva)
invect.	идиотичный (о человеке igisheva); больной на голову (igisheva); больной на всю голову (igisheva); простуженный на всю голову (igisheva); простуженный на голову (igisheva)
med.	спастический; судорожный; гипертензивный; нерегулярный; хаотичный
neurol.	спастичный (igisheva)
slang	вспыльчивый (Interex); нервный (Interex); беcконтрольный (Interex)
vulg.	тупой, недоделанный, бездарный (This medical term "spastic" became used to describe cerebral palsy. However, the word began to be used as an insult and became a term of abuse used to imply stupidity or physical ineptness; one who is uncoordinated or incompetent, or a fool. It was often colloquially abbreviated to forms such as "spa", "spaz", "spazmoid", "spazzer", "spazmo", "spack", "spackhead", "sped", "spazzy", "spacko", or "spacker". Sonora)

spastic: 130 phrases in 9 subjects

Agriculture	1
Gastroenterology	1
General	7
Informal	1
Jargon	13
Makarov	3
Medical	95
Neurology	8
Psychology	1