Scrudge

To scavenge or salvage from discarded or refuse material an item to complete a project for which it was not originally designed.

I had to Scrudge up a Thingamabob to fix that whatchamacallit.

by Hardluck Hollywood Harold (Hx3) March 10, 2008

Schmidget

(n); A midget, usually with a snarling and angry temper, sometimes refers to goblins as well; Someone who is hated by all becuase they are mormon

Wink was attacked by a schmidget after he refused to give it some candy; Flint is a schimdget

by midgetsnatcher August 21, 2003

scridge

1:To get out of doing something, by using guile, alternative excuses, sexual favors, or simply not doing it.

2:To scrounge i.e: Get something from someone using guile, excuses, sexual favors or simply taking it.

3:Scridg(ing): The Act of doing the above - alternatively an expression of awesomeness.

4:Scridge = any swear word that you don't want to say out of politeness.

1: "Yeah, I think I'm gonna scridge out of work later."
"Man I really can't be assed tidying up, I'm gonna scridge it and go to Burger King instead."

2:"I'm gonna scridge a car battery off my dad"

3:"Dude, he totally scridged off work this morning"
"Dude, thats SoTotally Scridgin'!"

4:"Oh for Scridge's sake!"
"Dude, that Scridge is whack"

by Ryuisu April 21, 2006

scrumpage

The act of Scrumpin

Pat and Jody got into some major scrumpage last night!

by Mike33 March 18, 2008

scrudge

n. a mark left on a surface, similar to that of a black mark on the floor left from the sole of a shoe.

She slid across the gym, leaving a scrudge on the floor.

by CreateYourself September 7, 2003

scrudge

To force yourself to stay awake, without any alertness aid, in order to perform required duties/responsibilities, even though you had minimal (if any) sleep the night before.

He insisted he would scrudge through his work day without any caffeine even though he only had 3 hours of sleep the night before. He was looking forward to his evening nap before another long night, minimal sleep, and another scrudging day tomorrow.

by Matt Redding August 28, 2009

scrudge

A localised Devon term for materials such as timer and stone, salvaged from rivers and beaches

I picked up a fantastic load of scrudge today

by Tom Dixon January 25, 2008