scrogged

a verb describing a person who has been tricked, deceived, or who has become the scapegoat at the expense of another.

I was told to stay late because my co-worker didn't get her work done. You've been scrogged.

by jojungle March 7, 2011

Scrooged

Usually in conjunction with "ive been" and "you've been"

When you have a life changing event so powerful and so miraculous that it changes your life style completely.

Coined after Charles Dickens character Ebenezer Scrooge and the even that changed his life.

"I think you've been scrooged mr Philips"

by Theamazinggeek December 30, 2018

uncle scrooged

To be screwed beyond royal proportions.

That Asshole spawn killed me. I got Uncle Scrooged!!!

by Lightnin August 6, 2007

Ebenezer Scrooged

The act of handcuffing your partner's feet and wrists to a metal bed frame and putting ear muffs on to deaden the noise from the metal on metal.

I totally Ebenezer Scrooged this chick after she told me to tie her down. She said her ears were ringing afterward!

by SconnieJoe January 29, 2024