The Scooby Doo Effect

When someone undeservingly stumbles upon success, through sheer luck and usually minimal skill of their own, similar to that of the cartoon character Scooby Doo who would often catch the villain by literally stumbling upon them, usually after he had fallen over or been involved in some sort of zany accident.

Person 1: Hey, how'd you go in that exam?
Person 2: Dude I got like 95%
Person 1: How? I got like 65% and you told me you didn't even study
Person 2: It's the Scooby Doo Effect man.

by Opium Daydream July 21, 2010

scooby-doo moment

when someone in a disguise in unmasked like in every episode of scooby-doo

person 1: AAAAAAHHHHHHH! A sasquatch!!!!!
person 2: OMG it is!!!!!!!! wait.... why is there a zipper on its back????????????
person 1: I have no idea!!!!
(person 2 pulls of sasquatch's mask)
person 1: WHAT THE HECK THAT'S MY MOM!
person 2: well this is a scooby-doo moment.....

by lalalalalala123456789098765432 July 17, 2012

Scooby-doo

To get information out of someone by making them think that you are meant to have that information.

"Hey, Locke wanted me to take Miles' food, where is he keeping him?"

"Oh, last night we moved him into the boathouse--- you just totally scooby-doo'd me, didn't you?"

by montypark March 15, 2009

Scooby Doo doo doo

Scooby Doo doo doo is Scooby Doo crap.

They had to stop filming the cartoon when Scooby dropped a huge steaming heap of Scooby Doo doo doo.

by scodder July 4, 2010

scooby doo papa

Scooby doo's dad in Spanish

Their goes Scooby Doo papa

by IrisR May 8, 2018

scooby Doo

He's a funny dog. He drove around in a van and solved mysteries.

(no, that's correct)

I remember he also had a pal, Scrappy Doo.

Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo were always hopped up on the chronic, but always found a way to get the bad guy.

Damn you meddling kids.

Zoinks!

by Ricky Roma December 23, 2003

Scooby Doo

Scooby doo is the bad-ass crime fighting dog... *cough*

Scooby Doo is used as another word for clue. See the link?

I don't have a Scooby doo how this works.

OR

I dont have a Scooby what you're on about.

by William Ziccardi October 4, 2006