Scomo

To shit one's self at Maccas

Feeling crook but went out anyway and ended up Scomoing my pants.
I left a trail of Scomo from the registers to the toilets.

by Pants Macabre June 10, 2019

butterflies in my stomach

An awesome feeling when someone you care about looks at you, stares at you or complements you; and you don't know what to do in that moment, except feel happy. It can be a physical feeling like a little tickle traveling up your stomach.

He is so cute, every time he turns and looks at me I get butterflies in my stomach.

by HikeUp November 7, 2013

Scomo

A person who doesn’t understand the meaning of camaraderie or leadership. One who has no concern in leaving a man behind especially when the going gets tough.

Bazza: What a shit fight of a day! Where’d the boss go? We coulda used his help aye.

Timmo: Come on Baz, every workplace has a Scomo. The prick went on smoko.

The Scomo: Fuck off boys, how good’s the cricket!

by Cunning Angus January 7, 2020

Stemogyny

Misogyny against women in STEM

Alejandro is a perpetuator of stemogyny. He is a stemogynist.

by Vanesaat22 October 20, 2022

ScoMo

A person who has set aside the needs of the people they have been elected to represent in order to pursue personal religious convictions and political aspirations.

“Hey mate, do you remember that time you, a self-reported Christian, set up illegal prisons to detain human beings seeking political refuge, thereby committing human rights abuses, and then sold it as ‘protecting borders’? That was such a ScoMo move, dude.”

by JakeSEH September 7, 2018

Scomo'd

Ignoring the help of a group or individual in a dire time of need.

"We waited for over 2 days for help but none arrived, guess we got scomo'd"

by Jexmo January 3, 2020

shomoshaped

Slightly overweight, but not obese. Used to describe someone and is a polite way of saying "a little fat".

Guy #1: Who is Joey Garcia?

Guy #2: You know that guy who hangs out here sometimes, he has black hair, brown eyes and is shomoshaped.

Guy #1: Ohhhh, that guy.

by Lloyd Louison May 1, 2006