Miss sloper

A women who has a new scooter and wants to be an eshay but in fact she cant spell. But Miss sloper r u wanting to be an eshay. SAVAGE SLOPER IS COMING FOR U

Miss Sloper The eshay with her scooter

by YEh Bah September 24, 2020

Slippery Slope

A small event that leads to a chain reaction of events with unintended consequences that were unforeseen at the time of the inciting event.

you being late with that package caused there to be the slippery slope effect

by OGmudbone412 December 13, 2016

no scope

Generally speaking, the act of killing someone in a first person shooter game with a one shot gun (sniper rifle, bolt action rifle, etc) without using a telescopic sight or sniper scope. Most commonly, the term is used to mean that you fired such a gun from the hip and killed someone with it, however it can also (debatably) mean that you pulled up iron sights on a sniper rifle / bolt action rifle and then killed someone that way. The term does not apply to shotguns, semi-automatic rifles (unless they can be scoped), or any automatic weapon.

No scoping is generally viewed as an act of skill (or luck, depending on who you talk to and the mechanics of the game you're playing). This is because you are killing someone with one shot through a (usually) large crosshair and also risk exposing yourself if you miss. However, the amount of prestige that is attached to a single no scope depends on the distance and rate of success; i.e. if you no scope once and do this by killing a guy who you are literally next to, that doesn't take much skill, but if you continually no scope guys who are halfway across the map, that's some seriously good shit on your behalf. On a related note, no scope headshots get you some serious prestige if you can pull them off constantly.

Example (in COD5):

Player 1: Damn, I just no scoped some guy on

by LPB-2009 March 28, 2009

Scoped

1) to have spotted or noticed something.

2) to spy on or check out to make sure its ok.

Ex. 1)
P1: come look, ive just scoped the fittest bird!!
P2: wow she is fit but ive seen better.

Ex. 2)
P1: i need to get to the shops but i dont want to bump into laura
P2: ill go scope it out to see if she's working today

by forder89 April 19, 2010

Scope Creep

A perverse and immoral campaign by NPs (Non-Physicians) and nurse anesthetist midlevels trying to undercut actual doctors from patient care. They attended online nursing school and have a license in nursing but somehow think they're qualified to practice medicine. This is an obvious attempt at validation after failing to make it into med school.

CRNA: "My nursing license I achieved online tells me all the time I'm just as good as an anesthesiologist"
NP: "After I cheat on this online exam, I'll perpetuate some scope creep on my blog"

by PerryCox December 10, 2020

Slippery Slope

A slippery slope is a situation in which events or actions readily progress from one to the next.

When the mother found an empty bottle of whiskey in her lazy teenage son's bedroom, she warned him he was on a slippery slope toward a life of indigence and destitution.

by Glacial Spain December 28, 2005

scope out

Verb: To examine in more detail, to take a closer look at.

Me: 'Yo, let's go scope out those honeys over there!'
You: 'Okay.'

Me: 'Jones, go scope out that position for enemy activity.'
Jones: 'Roger that.'

by Scotty May 10, 2004