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To put together an ingenious plan or to blueprint a clever idea. ~The name "Scofield" is taken from the TV show Prison Break, where Michael Scofield always had a clever plan in each episode. To "pull a Scofield".
Kevin: Did you hear about Dan getting out of work early today? His plan was brilliant - he pulled a Scofield! Jay: Oh, word? You got the scoop? I wanna try. |
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someone who is running away from something, escaping something.
this adjective appeared due to the famous tv show Prison Break character Michael Scofield, who breaks out of jail. dude1: hey! where you going scofield?
dude2: i have to take a piss! |
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To play a prank of adding chili peppers to someone's food when the recipe doesn't otherwise call for them. From Scofield Units, the index of a chili peppers' amount of pungency and heat. Man, is Richard gonna be sorry he did that shit to me! I just gave him a bigtime scofield!
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