groundscore 

Verb-finding something of value on the ground.

Noun-the item found on the ground.

Groundscores are not stolen items--they are typically items that have been misplaced and lost.

"I groundscored a digital camera today"

"This groundscore has to be worth at least $50"

groundscore by Ryan Meier February 27, 2007

groundscore 

something found on th ground, often at th close of festivals or during party cleanup.

I just groundscored a $20, can you believe it?!

groundscore by Lizzo42 July 5, 2010

groundscore 

Killer D.C. area band, has played all over the country. Mellow, ska, reggae, punk, rock, and just over all good band. Has an amazing new sound. The kind of stuff you would expect to hear in a skate or surf shop. They are really worth looking up. Their demo CD's can be found in a lot of DC area skate shops.

"Dude did you hear that Groundscore sampler I got down the the board shop?"

"Yeah dude those guy will be famous in less than 5 years for sure"

"Yeah dude they're like 311 meets The Clash"

groundscore by JimiZ November 3, 2011

Ground Scores

The competitive game of searching for a ground score(s) and comparing who found the “better lot”. This normally goes down by players combining into teams to enhance their search efforts, and reconvening at a specified time and area to compare items. The winners are the team or person who clearly found the best ground score or combination of scores. Winners often earn bragging rights, and as well, everyone who plays normally keeps what they found. Often time items are turned in to lost and found if they are an identification item, keys, a phone, or anything that would screw someone over really bad if they were without it. Drugs, cash, jewelry, tools, blankets, beer, tents, and food are common ground scores at music festivals.

Let’s play Ground Scores tonight!

Ground Scores by djclauseinthehouse March 17, 2019