Skrip Club

Any gentleman's club with a particular flair for being "hood" or "ghetto". Usually found in the Southern United States.

Hey Yo...me and T-Mook bout to scoop Lil' Scope and hit the Skrip Club with enough ones to ruin a vending machine...you down?

by Birdstrap August 26, 2013

Script-Kiddie

An inexperienced and unskilled "hacker" (see hacker) using pre-fabricated scripts in order to break into computer networks, hence he carries just enough knowledge to be considered dangerous, should he be successful, but often is a failure.

That guy thinks he's leet? the guy couldn't program a batch file. he's a script-kiddie!!

by THE PAGAN WOLF April 27, 2003

skripper

A stripper with the ability to make her booty clap. Often accessorized with neon-colored g-strings and stretch marks.

See: every rap video ever.

Dat skripper got a donk.

by Al Gator May 26, 2008

script kiddie

Someone who wants to be a hacker (or thinks they are) but lacks any serious technical expertise.

Nah, he's not a hacker. Just a lonely script kiddie.

by Chelonaut February 7, 2003

Scripting

In fifa when you feel as though you have no control of the game no matter what you do. Like the game result has already been written or in this game scripted.

Person 2 is winning 2-0 in the 80th min of a fifa game.

Person 1 "How many shots have you had this game?"

Person 2 "2"

Person 1 "I've had 11 with 3 crossbars and a post this half!"

Person 2 "U mad bro?"

Person 1 "Nah EA is just scripting again"

other examples of scripting are when your opponent scored 45th or 90th minute goals, or when you miss sweaty goals or other usual guarantee goals.

by lighting15 January 11, 2013

script kiddy

a person (usually a kid) who downloads their hack programs, and then uses the program to hack others. also, noobs who dont know how to write their own viruses. thus being awarded the insulting name of script kiddy.

that script kiddy tried to hax me with some guys program.

by AkumaGouki May 4, 2004

Script Filler

a scene in a movie that doesn't advance the plot. usually involves no dialogue or a music montage... to add time to the movie for it to match the length of a feature film (90 minute quota)

a good example is in Horror movies, where a character will enter a long dark hallway and it leads to a few minutes of nothing but a dark shot of "dead air" with no dialogue and little suspense... leading up to a small 'jump scare' from wind blowing a door shut.

Guy says: "that was total script filler, nothing significant came out of that 4 minute scene"

"i could have skipped that scene and not missed anything important to the plot"

by JBM2005 April 18, 2012