sconce

To have a look at something or to investigate it further

When john found the door was open he decided to have a sconce inside.

by teddytheramgaterdfg April 13, 2009

sconce

At certain UK universities, to force someone who falls into a specified category to drink. Often a part of formal meals and crew dates, the aim is to encourage excessive alcohol consumption. When 'sconced', those to whom the sconce applies must stand and take a large gulp of whatever alcoholic drink they are on.

"I sconce anyone who has defined sconcing on Urban Dictionary"

by haec est cicero1990 November 22, 2009

sconce

Sconce can be used in two different ways. It could be a different name for you science class or you could just be ordering a scone and not know how to spell it.

Kyle: What should we name the science group chat

bob: sconce?

denise: that is a great name

by sconces March 24, 2020

sconce

to get, to score, to attain

Tony T. says, "Sconce that bizzle yo, then hop in the trans and bus-yaself to my place you crazy cat."

by Germ the Germy Germinator November 26, 2003

Sconce

(n). You'll figure it out eventually...

You are a dirty sconce.

by Frisbae March 31, 2017

Sconce

Every slur in existence of the world / / a scone loving pedophile

“You’re a sconce” says ellie “what the fuck bro that’s way too far” says Thomas

by SconceArmy March 30, 2022

Sconced

When one is totally wasted on alcohol and/or drugs at a hotel, and walks right into a wall mounted light fixture (sconce) in the hallway. Knocking oneself out.

He got a hotel room, drank the whole mini bar, and then sconced himself on the way to the elevator

by Smarty Marty NOLA July 25, 2017