scoobidoo

a new craze that involves people making bracelets out of plastic string

can i do a knot on your scoobidoo for you?

by Pat Mycock May 15, 2005

scoobidoo

This involves plaiting coloured plastic to make twisty things that are ultra cool . They can be used as keyrings or braclets.there are two types of plaiting circle ones or square ones ! they smell of rotten plastic so i advise you bath them in perfume !
They are also known to be called scoobis !

can i help you make you scoobi ?
will you make me a scoobi ?
oh i love making scoobi !
no scoobis in school !

by sophie.h. June 7, 2005

SCOOBYDOO

While boning a chick from behind you cum on to her back and as it comes out you yell "Scooby dooby doooooooooooo!"

As Josh was cumming onto Roxanne's back he yelled "SCOOBY DOOBY DOOOOOOOO!"

by Joshua Yreta September 19, 2003

ScoobyDoo’d

When one rips their face off when they aren’t wearing a mask

Wow man! Chill out!! You just ScoobyDoo’d yourself!

by Scooby Doodler October 16, 2019

Shoobydoo

Originating in Ashland Oregon, a word that takes the place of any noun you don't know, with shortened singular fourms such as "shooby."

The shoobydoo is broken because I hit that little shooby with a wrench and now all the shoobydoos dont work.

by Kody Kinzie March 26, 2004

ScoobyDoo

An at the time non-serious name for a new, non-alcoholic beverage idea for bar customers who don't drink, consisting of half coke, half 7-UP, which actually wound up tasting pretty good.

You: Can I have something without alcohol in it?

Crusty old bartender: Yeah, sure, here ya go. You might as well call that a ScoobyDoo or something. Now get the fuck out of here.

by WordMaharaja January 26, 2015

Scoobydoo

The act of licking the remnants of a food or beverage from the container it was served in, particularly when the tongue is stretched and swirled to maximum capacity.

My sister drank her Choco-tini, then totally Scoobydooed the chocolate off the glass.

That ice cream was so good I want to Scoobydo the bowl!

by Tammy's Sister October 19, 2017