Scantilina

A beautiful girl whose clothes are covering just enough to pass over the legal limit of nakednesssss

Check out 9 o'clock man, by the red car there....she's Scantilina

by RickemRockem June 28, 2009

semantophile

A person who, in an attempt to be righteous, cannot hold a regular conversation due to his or her undying need to argue the semantics of the second person's speech

(Victoria is the semantophile in the following conversation)

Elie: I can't stand when people argue semantics.

Victoria: But if by "argue" you mean they take a stand against what might be a culturally accepted term for you, then technically you're not looking at their point of view.

Elie: But you're missing the point...

Victoria: If "the point" is open to interpretation then one can never so-called "miss" it.

Elie: Oh god...

by L-Dub Elie March 6, 2009

scantily clad

another word for underdressed, wearing something that is too cold for the weather, and covers too little of the body

Man: I went to Hooters yesterday
Woman: and?
Man: the chiks were wearing tiny orange shorts
Woman: how scantily clad!

by Krasavitsa April 26, 2006

scantless

another way of spelling/saying scandalous. someone who is sneaky, scurvy...etc.

man, jessica is a scantless bitch.

by maniak killette April 1, 2004

scantly clad

A state of mostly undressed.

The stage was covered in young, fluorescent, scantly clad girls.

by Bekieboo August 1, 2015

scanties

Particularly arousing underpants; i.e. thongs, g-strings, etc..

scandalous + panties = scanties

My girlfriend left her scanties hanging on my desk lamp.

by LeadOfHettuce August 12, 2005

Semantics

An argument, or a type of guarantee that the outcome of your statement can be taken in two or more ways which will benefit you in either way it’s perceived. The *careful* use of semantics can be applied to situations which allow you to be right in any reverse query. You’re basically using their own ignorance against them. See example...

“I put up an ad on craigslist and used your picture.” This could mean the person used a picture that the other party has taken of them, or they used a picture of the other party. The answer has been concealed within semantics and incomplete phrasing.

by Seanus Unaes February 26, 2018