scave

A violent cut or scarring; a large gash; v: making a large gash. verb and or noun

"Move one inch and I'll scave you with this knife!"

by PhantomLion January 03, 2007

scave

Function: verb/adjective
Etymology: Etymology: Middle English, from Old English scafan; Lithuanian skobti to pluck
Date: 1988

transitive verb
1: to take or borrow ; Chiefly cigarettes aka: skave ; Assoc. bogart
adjective
1: one who takes or borrows

Unfortunately, my neighbor saw the pizza delivery guy's car, came over and scaved a few slices.

Dude, she drank all my beer. What a freaken' scave.

by mchamptn1 March 01, 2009

scave

a dirty ass whore; a dirty slut's vagina

damn i could smell that scave a mile away! had to pull out a can of scave-away

by ntshan February 26, 2003

Scave

A very popular Zambian term for a cigarette.

Dude can you tweeze me a scave

by Dr. Etymology February 24, 2020

scaved

When you are talking to someone and feel like saying something stupid random or just feel like confusing the fuck out of them.

Bro I'll scaving scave the scaved out of yo ass.

by Seeeee the future March 15, 2017

scaving

scaving; searching or rooting through abandoned or forgotten spaces, eg. a car factory shut down 30 years ago

Samantha had all her tables made from wood she found while scaving in the ruins of the local steel mill

by Tucker Morrent December 08, 2013

Scaved

Deprived from the word scavenge it is used in North West England to reference stealing something.

*I just scaved this Calypso and it is fucking minging"

by SaltyBunn January 12, 2023