My neck, my back, my sacroiliac!

A general complaint regarding minor spinal pain.

Elton: *after moving 5 heavy boxes* Oooh, my neck, my back, my sacroiliac!

by Jim Milton July 26, 2019

Scrobble

When Last.fm automatically sends the name of each song played by audio player, they call this “scrobbling.”

The application will scrobble your playlist.

by Biglikeoak November 23, 2006

bake my scrod

To tease or rag on; similar to break my balls and bust my chops.

The guys would really bake my scrod if they caught me in this getup.

by BornBlitzed December 9, 2008

Scroblet

Thy act of making a goblet out your nutsack skin and having your significant other drink from it to nourish herself. If your a gay you are instantly disqualified because your a faggot.

After my wife susan got off work there were no clean goblets, so she quenched her thirst with some lemonade by drinking from thy scroblet.

by Grizzly Daniels February 16, 2014

Scrob

It's a Newfoundland term, which is, more or less, synonymous with the verb "(to) scratch." This term, however, is not used as broadly. Instead, "(to) scrob" is most commonly used when referring to the action of scratching a person.

"The cat scrobbed me!"

"He scrobbed me with his sharp nails!"

by Breex2 December 6, 2011

scrodor

scrotum odor - stinky smell eminating from around, under or about the scrotum

whoah, did you get a whiff of that scrodor?

by mrs q July 15, 2007

scrobble

A term used by last.fm. Scrobbling involves taking the last songs you played through your media player (eg. iTunes), and filing away the info to improve, and better tailor the songs that are played for you through last.fm.
After a number of songs are listened to through your media player of choice, a window from last.fm will appear, listing these songs, and confirming that you wish to scrobble them. The user has the option of de-selecting songs that they do not wish to scrobble.

I scrobbled all of my favorite songs today and now last.fm is recommending much better music.

by Lois MacNeill March 18, 2009