Scrabose

Having an extensive vocabulary, typically of words up to eight letters in length, that proves beneficial when competing in games of Scrabble. (Comes from "Verbose"; See also: "Scrabosity.")

I don't want to play Scrabble with Brandan - he's way too scrabose an opponent.

by Curtis meyer November 13, 2009

scrabichi

"Scrabichi" is an Italian term for 'get lost' or 'piss off'!

"Hey David, here comes one of those gypsy women - watch your wallet!"

"hey, you dirty gypsy, scrabichi! before I call the policia!"

by thegreatdiggler February 9, 2010

scrabble fuckers

A term used to describe frustration at da MAN. A name for people in authority that you are angry at.

Those scrabble fuckers took my cheese!

by BillyBD April 1, 2010

seaboarder

a vessel that travels from one port to another along the coast; coaster.

The seaboarders are all on strike now.

by uttam maharjan June 2, 2011

Scrabblepooping

Using your toilet time to play scrabble on your smart phone, inadvertently revealing to your opponent that you're pooping.

Shannon just played 'undine' at 11:34 in the morning. Must be scrabblepooping at work.

by Bull G November 11, 2011

scrabbling

Playing Scrabble. No resemblance whatsoever to the traditional meaning of scrabble, which is to scrape or grope about frenetically with the hands. Nor, at first blush, to the UD's definition of scrabble as an act of group sex. Then, if you think about it for awhile, you realize that playing Scrabble sometimes generates feelings and noises that are associated with having sex. I've heard that, I mean.

Is scrabbling with your peeps better than pretending you are on Jeopardy?

by BeNotAfraid December 9, 2012

seabag pat down

A seabag pat down is the half-assed search for little liquor bottles and other contraband that a Sailor may be attempting and easily succeeding at bringing aboard a Navy Vessel. This search is always performed in a lackadaisical manner giving the stuffed seabag a few pats with the hands on the outside, then calling it "searched." Otherwise, with more determination, the contraband might be found, confiscated and therefore never shared with the Sailor on watch who is conducting the seabag pat-down.

Packing my deployment gear took some ingenuity because I had to surround the boxes full of Jack Daniels nips with soft clothing, packed tight. Otherwise, I may not pass the infamous "Seabag Pat Down."

by kdelik January 31, 2014