Scone

To make contact with someone in a sexual manner, but with more public appeal. Scone prounounced as in Cone.

"We are going to scone later" Suggesting the idea of sexual contact through the word scone.

by mtwini09 October 28, 2010

Scoones

Dollars. Money

I only have 5 scoones in my wallet

by PoontAnger1974 January 7, 2017

scroner

A scrotum-boner: the tense, palpitating, yet not unpleasant feeling of one's love bag becoming primed for action--sometimes sexual in context, but not always.

"oh man, I got the worst random scroner at work yesterday!"

by algerianholly October 22, 2017

Sloner

A supporter of The Great Slone. Commonly used about the three members of ’Slone and the Sloners.’

A: Hey man, have you heard about 'Slone and the Sloners'?

B: yeah, they're pretty awesome. I wish we could be part of their group.

A: I don't think were cool enough.
B: You're probably right, let's stay in Djøfstortion.

by Lumumbakongen November 10, 2017

scone zone

The zone of scones...

Dude I just got out of the scone zone. I was quite the zone if I do say so myself.

by Yes™ June 7, 2018

scone head

the term scone head is often used by young children who tend to get in trouble if the actually swear

'ere m8 ya scone head!'

by daniel hobbs September 29, 2006

scone

Anything that is lo-class, or cheap. An item of little importance or relevance. Slang for any common pastry as used by those of little intelligence

I hate when our cheap company has quarterly receptions, all they serve are those damn scones. Take this scone and shove it fatty.

by JH March 12, 2003