Scooba-Scooba

Scooba-Scooba comes from the Greeks and got adopted by portugal in 2020 in the Copenhagen agreement of the same year.

Etymology: when something is really good, 10/10.

This pie is Scooba-Scooba.

Bro1: I'm having a party this weekend!
Bro1: Scooba-Scooba!

Scooba-Scooba by ZeGreek October 18, 2020

Scooby-Doo this crap 

When the writers of a film run out of funny and interesting dialogue and resort to using a pop-culture reference as a cheap gag.

"Hey Erik?"
"Yeah Chris?"
"What should we have the wizard man tell the kids to continue the plot in a funny way?"
"idk, make him say "Scooby-Doo this crap", that'd be hilarious."

Scooby-Doo this crap by CYA59 November 30, 2021

Limp scooby 

A dead erection.

I was hanging out with Cassie the other day and she was looking fine, then Marissa came around and i got a limp scooby.

Limp scooby by Catlaies March 15, 2010

Scoobis 

Scoobis is an orange floating head with no arms or legs and a pronounced smile, created by ROBLOX developer zKevin.

scoobis is orange

Scoobis by 非常にディスコ December 15, 2018

Scooge 

When you poop and there’s a little bit left over in the toilet after you flush requiring multiple subsequent flushes.

Andrew went to the bathroom and scooged so he had to flush three more times.

Scooge by Scooger July 7, 2018

scooper 

Derogatory word used to describe a sub class person. An individual that lacks class and intelligence. During the Old English Medieval Era a scooper was the person that cleaned up the Horse Dong in the streets.

This word is indigenous to the Town of Fallsburg in New York State.

That dude over there is a low life and a real sccoper.

scooper by Hadden Pantel June 14, 2003

scomberdae 

A word to be used when someone says something you didn't quite hear or don't understand. This usage originated when a spelling bee champion misspelled the word "scombridae" in a news interview.

"Scomberdae? Are you saying scomberday?" can be used if you want a person to repeat him/her self or to show that you don't understand.

Alternatively, "Oh, well I thought you were saying scombrdae," can be used to cover for a mistake made due to misunderstanding.

scomberdae by Doomcomplex June 29, 2007