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scap, scap-ing, scap-ped. n. 1. Word of indignation or exclamation. n. 2. Synonym to rubbish or whack. v. 1. To dismiss or reject. v. 2. A potential curse word. adj. To magnify or intensify a sentiment scap-less: Synonym of gutless scap-tastic: Awesomeness beyond human, non-human and alien comprehension scap-per: 1. An incredibly wondrous person. 2. A complete waste of life. (Note: Use this word with complete discretion according to the situation in context) n. 1: "What the scap!"
n. 2: "That's scap, yo." v. 1: "Scap it." v. 2: "Scap off!" adj. "That is so scaping (scapin') awesome" |
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to obtain possession of rapidly, as in by grabbing or snatching Kristin decided to scap up the last of the pizza while Tom wasn't looking.
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Can be used as either a verb (to scap) or as a noun (a scap). The action of taking or asking for things without reciprocating or payment, or a person who does so. Hank always asks for gum and never gives me any, he is such a scap.
No you may not scap beer off of me again Erica, buy your own. |
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Nautical term for someone who doesn't pull his wait. I'm gonna beat him when we get back to the hold, because he's the worst scap I know.
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short for scappy; the perfect combination of skanky and nappy. Man, your girl is a scap.
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An annoying cheating person, who never admits when they are in the wrong. Darren Creamer
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