Sandarbh

Sandarbh is a hindi word which means Refrence . A guy who can help you anytime . You can trust this type of people blindly . They are smart in every thing . Mostly they choose engineering as their couriar option . They are foodie and loves music a lot . When they make a person friend then they remember their friendship forever . They don't speaks a lot but when they speaks in such a way that everyone listens to them carefully. They are precious.

Person 1 : I discuss your problem with my friend
Person 2 : I think he is Sandarbh

by Sandarbh December 1, 2021

Sandavas

Just like the epic Mahabharata had 5 brothers, collectively referred to as the 'Pandavas', the Indian Ahgases (IGOT7s) refer the seven talented men of GOT7 as the 'Sandavas'.

Mark, Jaebeom, Jackson, Jinyoung, Youngjae, BamBam and Yugyeom are our sandavas. (सांडव)

by Jinsonsdye January 10, 2022

Sandals

A very much preferred offensive weapon by asian and hispanic middle aged mothers.

Sandals are an ancient craft of weapon, wielded by mothers

by EDP4040450 February 1, 2022

Sandali

The most Amazing little sister/daughter her family could ask for. Very cute, energetic and rocks the cool ponytail look.

"Hey look at Sandali's hair"
"It looks amazing, right?"

by HanzR_ March 14, 2022

sandalo

He is a Minecraft gamer. He is cracked at Valorant GG Lol I'm right behind you heheehehehe

man, he is such a Sandalo dude

by SwagCoolDudeGuyThingPersonIt May 11, 2022

scandalous

something unacceptable that causes a scene and a scandal.

"Oh my gosh Lily is showing their ankles!" "How scandalous and sacrilegious."

by Its_Sero December 10, 2022

Scandal Broth

From the 1811 Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue. Also called 'Cat Lap' or 'Chatter Broth,' it refers simply to tea, one of the greatest beverages ever. Named for the amount of conversation and gossip often shared while having tea during the Georgian/Regency & Victorian eras. At the time, it was intended to refer to gossip shared by women in particular (but let's be honest. It definitely wasn't just women sipping tea & spilling secrets behind closed parlor doors).

1811 Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, by Francis Grose
Additional information from InfoPlease and the Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, E. Cobham Brewer, 1894

"(dramatic gasp) No he did not! Hold everything, I'll put the kettle on and make us some scandal broth!"

by literaryvictorianpirate January 10, 2023