scoundrel

1. A villain, a rouge
2. An evil person
3. A Roughneck
4. A pirate
5. A criminal

The ship was full of scoundrels.

I wish they would catch those scoundrels who robbed me.

by David Jedziniak April 24, 2006

Scoundering

To search through something for your own benefit

Whilst scoundering through the web to find the test answers, my teacher caught me.

by My1ez September 20, 2023

scrundle

The "scrundle" is the patch of skin that connects the scrotum to the grundle.

"Well, ain't that a kick in the scrundle!"

by Warpt June 4, 2007

scrotund

an adjective describing a large, plump sack of testicles.

Derived from scrotum, from the Latin "scrotum", and rotund, from the Latin "rotundus".

His scrotund sack of man-jewels was impressive, to say the least.

by Scrotey McNutt March 4, 2010

Scrounging

British slang for obtaining goods or services without having to pay for them. This can be for personal advantage or to further a project or piece of work; it can also be to obtain goods, materials or money for a charitable organisation.

How did you get the job finished so quickly?
Johnny went out scrounging and brought back some plastic piping, brand new, that someone had dumped in a skip.

by Croatalin May 11, 2014

Scrundigs

Underpants (usually boxers)

wheres my scrundigs?

by Jennasis January 28, 2009

Scroundel

1.An old man

Famous quote from Samuel Jonhson - Patriotism is the last refuge of the scroundel.

by CuteSway23 February 28, 2009