unusually large scallop

a euphemism, used to fill gaps in conversation, awkward silence or just for a laugh. Coined by Master Chef Hugh Acheson, loosely referring to a scallop stored in a tin the size of a paint can.

Girl 1: Smart, handsome, he is quite a catch.
Girl 2: ... AND he has an unusually large scallop...

Wife: Have you cleaned the garage yet?
Husband: Have I mentioned I have an unusually large scallop?

by Capt. Colicchio April 30, 2011

fils de salope

It means son of a bitch in french

Feminine Fills de salope
As opposed to just bitch which is con

Girl: My con of a boyfriend's cheating in me
Friend: You don't need him he's a fils de salope

by anonymous boii November 1, 2017

Pulling a Salloum

When you leave a group of people without any prior or post notice.

What is he doing walking out the door quietly? I think he’s currently pulling a Salloum...

by TripleeJay October 27, 2019