scorable

'skOr-&-b&l, 'skor-/ adjective, future tense:
a) performance within design parameters of a test that would yield useful information. b) Action in a game that should add to ones tally and advantage

If the child is unable to consistently identify most of the two-dimensional shapes on the left-hand pages, the test is not scorable.

Todd looked around the smokey bar for scorable women.

by R.Unger June 7, 2005

screable

someone who frequently ejects saliva from the mouth involuntarily.

"Oh my god did you see that forty year old man? He is such a screable"

by Master of Words February 14, 2008

Screbbles

A name, typically a mock insult, usually to describe someone younger and rather naive. "Screbbles" is a group, while obnoxious girls are known as "G-Screbs" (singular).

Sup, G-Screbs? God, you're annoying me today. Go hang out with your other Screbbles.

by G-ScrebsFTW March 14, 2010

scarble

verb, -bled, -bling, noun
–verb (used without object)
1. to make up words that sound legitimate.
1. attempt to deceive by making up words that have the phonetic appearance of legitimate ones (as if to avoid being challenged in the game of scrabble)

He is often scarbling to enrich his claustrophobic vocabulary.

I scarble every time i get dealt an impossible set of letters.

by florin ille December 16, 2008

scarble

scarble means mess,

the whole bloody thing be scarbled, i tells ye

by Bob September 27, 2003

Scrable

Scrable is taking any leftovers not formally breakfast food and making it into breakfast food by adding a traditional breakfast food item.

This scrabled chili is really good now that you added eggs to it.

by Alexander "Honey Badger" Foxx July 28, 2011

shareable

Something that can be shared, or dispersed, to others.

Our picnic was great because more than one person brought a really tasty shareable.

by Balfro August 15, 2016