scab 

A worker, often temporary, who crosses a strikers' picket line, going to work in place of the strikers.

The scabs had their cars egged when they arrived at the factory.

scab by x January 31, 2003

scab 

Someone willing to take a striking workers job because they couldnt have got the job otherwise.They care about no-one but themselves,have allegiance to no-one,including who they work for, and cannot see long term. They will take almost any abuse from their employer, and dont give a whit about their fellow workers.This is the true makeup of a scab.

"hey scab, who's boots you lickin today?"

scab by I. M. Enlightened July 24, 2007

scab 

The term scab is a derogatory term used to refer to people who continue to work when trade unionists go on strike action.

By crossing the picketline and working for the company, those dirty scabs took money out of the union workers pocket.

scab by Powhataner November 26, 2007

Scab 

Person who crosses a picket line out of choice

You fucking scab bastard.

Scab by Captain Reh. April 1, 2003

scab 

Any person (this means you Marilyn) who crosses a Union picket line.

Someone who wears a Union support shirt at work before the strike, then crosses the first day. Drives by striking workers without a glance. Then when all have gone home later go's outside and picks up a strike sign, and pretends she's on strike. Doing this; she go's down to the Union hall later and tries to pick up a strike check. Once you scab, you always will be a SCAB!!!!

scab by Union Striker October 8, 2005

scab 

1. Verb: to obtain a good or money from someone for free by asking them.

2. Noun: a person who frequently obtains goods/money from others for free by asking them. See also 'tightarse'.

(Australian slang.)

1. "Don't invite Rob to the party, he'll just scab drinks off everyone."

2. "That guy is such a scab!"

scab by aneurysm1985 April 21, 2004

Scab 

Your body's own version of band-aid

Mom: Don't peel off that scab. Like a band-aid, it will fall off eventually.

Scab by Mary Mary Quite The Contrarian February 26, 2020