Scrimbled

When you accidentally crease a paper in a fixable way

I layed down on my Mad Libs Vacation Book and scrimbled the top part of the page

by 420Kaykay March 27, 2021

Shrible

The holy books of the Shrek religion. Consists of the book of Shrek, the book of donkey, and others. Used to spread his holy ogreness across the kingdom.

I use the shrible to send prayers to Shrek every night

by The baconator March 14, 2015

Cock Scribe

A person who is infatuated with drawing penises on any available surface.

One who will draw penises whenever given the chance regardless of time or location.

Often referred to as the Davinci of schlong, the Picasso of the cocko, or the Bob Ross of balls and shaft.

Hey Jake, would ya look at that!! Cody's over there being a cock scribe again. Their are literally dicks drawn on everything!

by Dr. Lubentap July 17, 2019

scribner

A family with beautiful children who only gain beauty with age

They're such a scribner family

by soberhouse June 17, 2008

Scribe

Noun: A slang term used by corporate america to refer to a note taker aka punk-ass bitch. This term is often used to dupe an unsuspecting victim into a task which is incredibly boring and could be completed by a tape recorder and a secretary. Typically used by upper management right before meetings to people in lower ranks.

"Hey Johnny, do you want to come to our quarterly sales meeting tomorrow?"

- "Gee, oh really? I'd LOVE to"

"Great, bring a pen and paper, we could really use you as a scribe."

- "Man, fuck you, I ain't no goddamn bitch-ass note taker"

by FUCKERNST&YOUNG April 20, 2010

scribble

taking/singing a previously written song and adding extra notes, octaves and words not included in the original song. Sung particularly by African American decent.

Man, Alicia Keys likes to scribble!!!
Miriah Carey scribbles in every song!!

Stop scibbling the song, you're ruining it!!!

by g funk & b bob July 7, 2009

Scribe

In the governments of many ancient societies, a professional position reserved for men who had undergone the lengthy training required to be able to read and write using cuneiform, hieroglyphics, or other early, cumbersome writing systems.

Male domination of the position of scribe—an administration or scholar charged by the temple or palace with reading and writing tasks—further complicates efforts to reconstruct the lives of women.

by HistoryNerd94 December 21, 2010