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1unicorn3boys: You thought you could hack me, ye bastard?

by MrSherlockholmes May 31, 2016

Scrippy

A student from Scripps Ranch High School, or Scripps Ranch, San Diego, CA. It is used to describe someone who dresses very preppy, hence the term Scrippy(Scripps + Preppy).

He is such a Scrippy with his La Costa shirt and popped collar.

by scrippsranchstudent December 17, 2007

scripper

stripper, exotic dancer

She's a scripper at night

by Frisco Kid July 2, 2006

Scrippy

1. A rich, preppy white kid who lives in Scripps Ranch 2. A parent who cares too much about their rep 3. Someone who always has weed, and smokes way too much.

"Wow, look at that kid."
"Damn, that's a scrippy forsure"

by WhiteGirl6395 February 23, 2010

Java script

A set of instructions on how to use a device for the purposes of brewing coffee.

"Can one of you get coffee in the kitchen going, please? If you don't know how to use the new machine, I have printed out a java script and stuck it in the kitchen. Just follow that and you'll be OK."

by The Crayon Kid September 22, 2017

Scriptuation

"scrip-chew-ay-shun"//: manner of being situated with the manuscript; location pertaining to a position or post of employment with possession of the written text of a play, motion picture, or radio or television broadcast with intent to distribute.

What's the scriptuation you ask? Im in the control room, you're doing anchor, and if Eric doesnt have his script he will be excessively passive aggressive towards you without addressing you personally, that's the scriptuation...son.

by Mm7746 April 25, 2008

Scriptical

1. Expressing your thoughts through writing rather than speaking.

2. Refers to that which is written rather than spoken.

3. Relating to proficiency in the use and understanding of words.

1. David is a scriptical assasssin.

2. Ryan insists on a scriptical contract because oral agreements are too difficult to enforce.

by Goose/O'Boogie September 4, 2009