Scuttle Dut
"Tyler made another scuttle dut in his relationship" or "I know I scuttle dutted, but will you forgive me?"
Scuttle Dut by twiddlediddle29 July 8, 2012
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scuttlebutt
scuttlebutt by Mike September 25, 2005
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scuttlebutt
1. (Slang) Gossip; rumor
2. (Nautical) A drinking fountain on a ship; a cask on a ship used to hold the day's supply of drinking water.
3. (noun) a report (often malicious) about the doings of other people
2. (Nautical) A drinking fountain on a ship; a cask on a ship used to hold the day's supply of drinking water.
3. (noun) a report (often malicious) about the doings of other people
I was hanging out at the scuttlebutt, waiting to get some water when I heard some good scuttlebutt on Vern and an inflatable sheep.
scuttlebutt by message_tied_to_a_brick July 1, 2004
scuttlebutt
scuttlebutt by Light Joker January 15, 2005
the scuttlebutt
the scuttlebutt: rumor/gossip. It's actually a nautical term for a cask used to serve water for immediate consumption. Sailors would gossip around the scuttlebutt while congregating for a drink of water.
the scuttlebutt by The Scuttlebutt January 25, 2014
Scuttlebutt
A strip club located in Slidell, Louisiana which is about 30 minuets away from new orleans. Any one who lives here could tell you that Scuttlebutt is a strip club full of white trash/chunky/nasty chicks.
Go to Bourbon st. for a real strip club.
Go to Bourbon st. for a real strip club.
me: have you ever been to scuttlebutts
dad: yea, me and paul saw a girl there with one arm, we call her flipper.
roger:did you hear that ---- works at scuttlebutt now?
me: hahahaha no way
dad: yea, me and paul saw a girl there with one arm, we call her flipper.
roger:did you hear that ---- works at scuttlebutt now?
me: hahahaha no way
Scuttlebutt by shittylitkjkj January 12, 2010
scuttlebutt
1. pish-posh, lies, rumors, obviously false statement
2. a person who lies or spreads rumors
3. a group on myspace for people who like to make up words
2. a person who lies or spreads rumors
3. a group on myspace for people who like to make up words
scuttlebutt by alanapandadouche March 13, 2008
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