No, and I wondered if you'd understand. "Spoken for" means owned, or at least that someone else had prior claim to something. Ie. "Is that puppy spoken for?"
This puppy was brought by visitant hunters, but refused to hung boars and when they were leaving they wanted to shoot him but some woman took him instead and then passed on to this zootechnician guy who takes me from the station in his car. His name is TOOzik and he always rides on the front seat.
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Though the urban dictionary is kinda specific...
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=spoken+for
So, was that somebody elses' dog, or can you claim it as your own?
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