Schnibbles

The hairs that stick out of a ponytail or braid

As hard as her mother tried, Karrie's braid always had a few schnibbles.

by Michael (and Melissa) October 23, 2004

scribble dibble

to write, draw, or color, in a crazy way on any type surface that can be written on.

I don't have my homework because my little sister scribble dibbled all over it.

by Melissa Munger July 28, 2007

Scribblin

To write a rhyme or verse in preparation for a full song

I be scribblin my words down for this track

by securingsincity January 18, 2009

Scrabbled

In the word game scrabble when your friend of the other gender counters one of your words ,meant to be sensual, with a word that kills the mood or makes your word negative

For instance if you put down the word: "girlfriend" and she puts an "ex" in front of the word to make it "exgirlfriend"

Man you just got scrabbled

by Ablazed April 19, 2017

scrabblebaggin'

The act of putting one's member and testicles (one at a time) into the vaginal canal. Proceed to gyrate the hips clockwise and, in fact, you are now scrabblebaggin'.

Scrabblebaggin' became much easier after she had the twins...

by The Scrabbler July 26, 2009

scribblin gin

the act of writing whilst drunk

"sorry for the shoddy grammar. i was scribblin gin"

by Ass To Ass March 29, 2015

scribbley

One entry found for scribble.




Main Entry: scrib·bley
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): scrib·bliesh; scrib·bliness /-b(&-)lines/
Etymology: Middle English scriblen, from Medieval Latin scribillare, from Latin scribere to write
Date: 15th century
transitive senses
1 : appearing to be written hastily or carelessly without regard to legibility or form
2 : a covering with careless or worthless writings or drawings
intransitive senses : markings drawn hastily and carelessly
- scribble noun

Karmen is my girlfriend even though her drawings are sometimes scribbley.

by Chach September 8, 2003