Scoob

When you are almost finished with a bowl of fine weed, if you ever get a nugget of ash, it's referred to as a scoob. Also known as a scooby or a scooby-snack.

(Person 1): Dude, I took a really hard hit when we were almost out of weed, and a bunch of ash flew into my mouth!

(Person 2): Sounds like someone had a couple scooby snacks!

by TheGreenMachine420 October 29, 2011

scoob

noun: tactless guys that approach girls to hook-up.

omg did you see that scoob spill his beer on himself while was asking me out?! hilarious!

by sandspit September 17, 2007

scobo

African-American, as used by Ralph Ellison in Invisible Man.

"Ridiculous? Hell, all scobos is ridiculous. Who the hell is you?" (page 269, Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison, Vintage ed.)

by Q April 5, 2005

scobbed

defeat, or trample in a victory. smash, school, win by a large amount.

the red skins scobbed the cowboys in tonights game!!!!

by were not that common whore March 3, 2009

scooby doo's

shoes. a clean pair, you keep them looking fresh. a pair of shoes that are prised like when you were little and only had one pair.

Jay-Z Gotta throw on ya Scooby Doo's; those are shoes by the way

by Anonymous July 17, 2003

Scooby-Doo Effect

The act of the villain telling the audience (be it in a TV show, novel or play) the crafty ins-and-outs of his or her plans, more often than not after they have been caught out or caught in the act.
More often than not this relates to the exact moment that the rest of the characters learn about what exactly has been going on.

"So that was my plan: to steal the plans for the new Multi-Storey car park from the Town Hall so it could never ever be built.
And I would've gotten away with it too if it weren't for you meddling kids!"

The Scooby-Doo Effect in action.

by Rankles February 24, 2009

Scoobee

Scoobee is a word used to describe grade nines, or any other group of freshmen. It stems from the words school and newbie.

"Those scoobees took our table."
"Those scoobees just stand in the middle of the hall being emo."

by Doug Piper September 18, 2008