scoop

To stop by someone's house and pick them up.

We're thinking we'll scoop you around 7, dawg.

by Seymouriarty July 6, 2006

Scoop it up

To take a good idea and make it one's own.

Letting the employees work from home is a great idea. We should scoop it up.

by P0rkchop July 14, 2013

Shlop

Idk I just made it up.

Shlop.

by anonymous October 4, 2021

sboop

(adj)- a person that is the under dog that stays with a claim or is so awsome they just dont stop.

Being so cool im the sboop of our school and im just going to stay it until im out this horrible school.

by Choking on air April 27, 2005

scoop and flick

The act of scooping jizz out of a vagina and flicking it into the toilet or shower after hot and heavy sex.

I better go scoop and flick before we head to church so I don’t leak in the pew.

by Jk1313 January 16, 2018

Scoop

Imagine a scenario where your friend comes back after being with a girl. Many men would ask: "did she spit or swallow?" But now, there's a third option. "did she scoop?" Scooping is essentially when a female (or male) is giving head to completion and initially spits the ejaculate onto the ground (or really any surface). However, upon rethinking their action of spitting, they then decide to "scoop" with their hand said ejaculate off of the ground and then swallow it. Hence "Scooping"

"Yo Chad did she spit, swallow, or scoop?"

"I just felt bad and I didn't want to leave a stain on the rug so...I scooped."

by Messy Jelly December 17, 2018

shloop

A word invented and popularized in St. Louis that can be used as a both a verb and an interjection. As a verb, shloop is used to describe a motion or an action, such as replacing "run" in the sentance "I will shloop to the grocery store this afternoon," and replacing "skied" in the sentence "I just shlooped down the moutainside for the third time today." As an interjection, shloop is used to exclaim pride and happiness, much like shouting "Yes!" or "Score!" after accomplish a difficult feat like scoring a touchdown or winning a lottery.

"Shloop!"
"I will shloop to the grocery store this afternoon"
"I just shlooped down the moutainside for the third time today."

by David Nykin September 22, 2005