scave

Function: verb/adjective
Etymology: Etymology: Middle English, from Old English scafan; Lithuanian skobti to pluck
Date: 1988

transitive verb
1: to take or borrow ; Chiefly cigarettes aka: skave ; Assoc. bogart
adjective
1: one who takes or borrows

Unfortunately, my neighbor saw the pizza delivery guy's car, came over and scaved a few slices.

Dude, she drank all my beer. What a freaken' scave.

by mchamptn1 March 1, 2009

Scav

Someone who takes/asks for things off others because they cant afford/get their own.

Gosh shes a scav.

by roryhere2010 December 26, 2010

Scavenger Smoker

A person who often uses others or bums from other people for a hit or maybe an entire tobacco or marijuana cigarette. Often times a person becomes a scavenger smoker because of lack of income.

Scavenger smoker: "You know if I had be some weed I'd smoke it wit' you, don't be stengy."

by nitkthenyetminder November 19, 2004

scavenge

Showing up at a bar or other ale-house approximately 30 minutes before closing time, proceeding to hit on women who are clearly drunk with the sole intent of taking them home without having to buy them any drinks yourself.

The bouncer cleared the bar of drunkies and I took to the streets outside to see if I could scavenge myself a good time.

by emast September 25, 2011

scavenger hunt

An assignment designed to fail you in physics. Includes hard questions, mind-boggling equations, obscure facts, and finding an invisible ship, the Pierre Gulliumet. If your teacher ever assigns one of these, it's time to break into hysterics.

"I don't know how to do this scavenger hunt. wth is a Schrodinger Cat?!?!"

by a physics student June 11, 2006

Scavenger

A type of highschooler that travels from table to table asking for food and other munchies. They may also hide and wait for a group of lazy assholes to leave to they can have the leftover scraps. Or even sad attempt, downright raid tables to the point of trashing the place.

Primarily gathers near outlier tables, or is affiliated with Circle Table Kids

Scavengers are very persuasive and requires good willpower to repel their begging. Scavengers usually target people who bring lunch from home, as they have more valuable items than that of the school lunch. Scavengers usually tend to avoid popular/Thot tables

The will of a Scavenger depends on how hungry or ambitious he is. And may resort to primitive techniques such as Cologne Grenades or Paper Hornets

I had leftover Halloween candy and I brought it to school to trade with my buddies, but Scavengers got to my stash when I left to use the restroom, all that's left behind was the warheads.

by Spice Latte September 23, 2017

Scavy

Term used to describe someone who is acting like a scavenger.

You are such a little scavy.
Why are you stealing my food you scavy!

by jordan December 19, 2003