scoldering

A combination of the words smoldering and scolding, often used in referring to a rapper's rhymes.

He spits something scoldering hot.

by JFATX July 12, 2006

Stonder

A term used by stoners to elaborate to their friends how much more fucked up they're going to get off their new weed.

Tony we're going to get so much more stonder off this weed

by Jeff Hodge January 10, 2007

Scunderd

Belfast word for really embaressed

I was rightly scunderd so i was

by Emma Hanna November 17, 2003

Sponder

A sponder (noun) is a social initiator who sends group invitations or group requests in order to organize an event.

Mary is definitely a sponder! Thanks to her, we all stay in touch!

Paul is the biggest sponder I know. By doing what he does, he makes things happen: dinner parties, football practices, mountain trips - you name it!

If there is a sponder in my neighborhood? Sure! Francis! Who's organizing bbq-parties every summer? Francis. Who's organizing the annual spring clean? Francis! Everyone should have someone as Francis in their lives. He sure make things happen!

by Rufus Hammersmith June 17, 2014

scundered

Scundered is the slang term for embarassed.It is mainly used in northern ireland.

oh my god i was so scundered the other day when i fell in front off all thoses guys.

by Aisling said like Ash-ling April 3, 2005

scundered

norn irish term for being totally mortified infront of people

-omg leek yesterday i leek was walking home leek and leek i was passing these leek great wee lads leek yea? and then i leek omg leek totally tripped and fell leek and my skirt was up over my leek head leek!!!
-omg leek scundered for ye

by karen and aoife September 13, 2005

scunder

A scunder can be a person or a thing. It means a "nuisance". It can be found with several pronunciations. Scunner, Scundered, Scunnered, Scunnert. It is commonly used in ulster (Northern Ireland), Scotland and the North of England.

Joe is a scunder. (Joe is a pain / nuisance)
I am scundered today (I am fed up today)
This job scunders me. (This job bores /sickens / depresses me)

by Alan Day June 7, 2005