Spice (disambiguation)

Spices are plant substances used for flavoring as a food additive.

Spice may also refer to:

Computing and electronics

• SPICE, an electronic circuit simulator
• SPICE (protocol), a remote-connection sharing protocol
• Automotive SPICE, an automotive standard framework for the assessment of software-development processes
• Space Planet Instrument C-matrix Events, a NASA software system
• Software Process Improvement and Capability Determination, ISO 15504, a process-assessment framework
• Small Projects in a Controlled Environment, a reduced version of PRINCE2 for managing small projects
• Motorola Spice, a smartphone developed by Motorola

Organizations

• Stratospheric Particle Injection for Climate Engineering, a UK geoengineering research project
• Spice Engineering, a British racing team
• Spice Telecom, a former Indian telecommunications company
• Spice Network, a group of adult television channels
• Space Internetworking Center, a Greek research center focused on space communications
• Susan Polgar Institute of Chess Excellence

Drugs

• Melange (fictional drug) or "the spice", a drug in the Dune novels by Frank Herbert
• Spice, a slang term for synthetic cannabinoids (also known as synthetic marijuana)

Music

• Spice (musician) (born 1982), a Jamaican dancehall artist
• Spice (band), a 1960s rock band
• Spice, Dread Zeppelin percussionist
• Spice 1, an American rapper
• Spice Girls, a 1990s pop group
  • Spice (album), by the Spice Girls
• Spice (Perfume song), from their album JPN

Other uses

• Bautek Spice, a German hang glider
• Spice (munition), a guided weapon
• Spice (oceanography)