Sconned

(skɒnd) - verb: sconned - past tense, sconning - present tense
The result of being totally dominated.
To fail miserably upon an attempt of a specific action or activity.

A person would have been 'sconned' due to a brutal payout.
'You got sconned!" (Loosing a drag race by a vast distance)

by Skitz Randy April 18, 2018

sconning

a Sconning is a feast usually consisting of a three course meal.

We had a Sconning of note.

by A3aan October 30, 2011

Scon Dog

A Scon Dog is a Native American food is is frybread with a hot dog inside of the frybread.

Friend: hey want to go get a Scon Dog .

Other Friend: Sure y not.

Friend: You know those things r crazy good right.

Other Friend: Yea i thought that is y u asked.

Friend: Thanks for the idea bro.

Other Friend: No Prob

by (Mae) April 17, 2017

yip scon

noun; a dip of tobacco.

Man, I can't wait to put in a yip scon , go staright kicks, and play some dutes.

by MLWoo June 2, 2008

Sconse

Adjective describing someone who is both effortlessly cool and stylish. Not to be mistaken for hip.

Examples in popular culture include Ryan Gosling, Zhang Ziyi, Benicio Del Toro and Roisin Murphy.

...at NY fashion week: "That couple in the front row are just so sconse"

...leafing through an old copy of Rolling stone: "Depeche Mode must be the most sconse band of all time. Their suits are so sharp you could shave with them."

by polohogoromojo September 2, 2014

sconse

To go to or attend something

I'm thinking of heading to the trooms on saturday for a sconse or Im meeting the ster for a sconse later on

by Patrick Burke June 22, 2005

sconse

To check out, usually referring to bird watching. No, the other sort.

"Ah, I was sconsing some bird, couldn't make it..."

by NUI October 8, 2003