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Swarm, gathering The scourge of bees was overwhelming for the defenseless hitch-hiking group.
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1. Tormentor: Somebody or something that is perceived as an agent of punishment, destruction, or severe criticism. 2. whip: a whip that is used for inflicting punishment. Can also be used as verb, being scourged; 1. Punish somebody: To punish or criticize somebody severely. 2. Whip somebody: To whip somebody severely. The scourge of his childhood.
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A long overdue derogatory term for ignorant Caucasian people. Today I was smoking a cigarette outside work and some scourge came walking up trying to sell me a block of cheese.
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Being the scum of the earth / People who are lower in scociety than snake shit. People often linked to this word are called Alan You are the scourge of the workplace / you are the Alan of the workplace
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skɜːdʒ n. 1. The plant cannabis. 2. The intoxicating effects of the cannabis plant when the plant is consumed. tr.v. scourged; scourg-ing; scourg-es 1. to have smoked marijuanna - to be affected by marijuanna 2. to be smoking marijuanna 3. smokes marijuanna originating from the anti-cannabis mocumentary "reefer maddness" in which marijuanna is called a "scourge to humanity" repeatedly
ex. n. 1. Marijuanna is a SCOURGE of the youth. 2. this is one fucking crazy SCOURGE. tr.v. 1. He was so scourged last night. 2. She is just scourging right now. 3. He scourges a ton! |
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A source of widespread dreadful affliction and devastation such as that caused by pestilence or war. Mamadred was the scourge of the south.
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Used as a verb : To run away from something, usually the police . Hey nigga! These mofuckin' pigs(police) be rollin' up in our shit! Man, nigga, we got's to scourge!(run)
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