scodey

Scodey: something rotten, disgusting, unpleasant in any sort of expression.

"Yuck man, that's scodey"

by Rez-erection. October 13, 2006

Scoob

A noun, adjective, or verb that can mean almost anything in any context

What the scoob!

Hey can you scoob me a miller?

Don't touch my scoob bro.

You tryna scoob later?

I'm gonna scoooooooooob.

by Scoober69 January 3, 2017

Scooby Doo

Scooby doo is the bad-ass crime fighting dog... *cough*

Scooby Doo is used as another word for clue. See the link?

I don't have a Scooby doo how this works.

OR

I dont have a Scooby what you're on about.

by William Ziccardi October 4, 2006

scooby doos

Usually tan dress shoes that have stiches or stripes along the side of them

'You might have to get you a pair of Scooby Doos for this one.' - Jay z, Excuse Me Miss

by loser May 28, 2003

Scooby Doo Sandwich

A sandwich with so much meat, cheese, and other various fillings that it is literally so big that it looks like one of the towering sandwiches Scooby and Shaggy would always eat on Scooby Doo.

Person 1: Dude so I went to the local deli and I got a Scooby Doo Sandwich for only $5.
Person 2: That totally beats subway.

by Rice Menshorts December 15, 2012

Divine Scoob

1.Someone of compleat gayness, who likes to go on vent and teamspeak kariokes. They may also be a petaphile, and like to rape little children over the internet.
2.The god of sex. Divine Scoob is also commonly used to refer to an amazing porn star, or someone who is extreamly good at; sex, in bed, has a large penis, ect...

1.Hey you hear that old man got arrested for being a devine scoob, what a fag! No wonder he tryed to rape me.
2.I wish they tought us how to be a Divine Scoob in sex eduation. My girfriend would love it!

by 90zap09 March 10, 2009

That's so scooby

The phrase has indeterminate meaning and unclear origins.

Usage varies. It can mean cool; inebriated; "jacked" on stimulants; or "high" on benzodiazepines.

It can also mean all or none of these things. Proper usage varies with time, place, and context. However, the specific meaning intended is always easily conveyed, due to the common usage of the colloquialism.

Dave: What are you doing dude?
Berg: I'm just scoobying over here man.
Dave: Cool, I'll come over and we'll sort those bolts together.

Jack: What are you cooking Alex?
Alex: I'm making hotdogs.
Jack: That's so scooby.

by nibia January 1, 2011