scrattin

Verb. A slang term which originates from Northern Ireland, to describe the involuntary release of semen from the vagina after sexual intercourse. Can occur at inappropriate times, without warning.

While she was walking to work this morning, she had to stop off at the bog twice she was scrattin that much.

Her nags got soaked from all the scrattin.
I had a wile go of sex this morning now I'm scrattin like a bitch, it's near running down me leg.

by stinglikeabee May 6, 2015

scratter

Dirty scruffy dole dossing bastard who originates from housing estates, frequents Nettos (Cheap Supermarket and drinks cheap lager / cider like its going out of fashion. Not unknown to leave kids home alone.

N E T T O thats where all the scratters go

by Moz November 7, 2003

shratt

Individuals with no regard for others. Often unjustified, they find pleasure creating trouble for fellow colleagues. Person/ people who create problems for coworkers when it was absolutely unnecessary.

Everyone at work was happy with their performances, and about to call it a day, until a "shratt" decided to snitch to the manager about some unfinished work. Work that could have waited to be done the next day with no problems to production.

by playmate69 September 15, 2014

Schmatta

(Yiddish): Clothing, textiles; pejorative- Rags worn by a person, old tattered clothing.

That old lady always schleps around in her schmattas.

by Bgk11111 November 2, 2009

Schlatt

One of the most beautiful words in the Latin language, also the code name of my boi Chance. A verb, noun, and adjective

Oh schlatt! Schlatt is schlatting on the floor!!!

by Gabooooo August 23, 2019

A Schlatt

1. Somewhere/someone in great debt that is somehow still afloat.
2. The term for a social structure that cannot help the lower class.

Guy 1: why isn't the school buying us new equipment?

Guy 2: because we live in a schlatt society.

by Fluffle February 5, 2020

Scratter

Device for turning whole apples into apple pulp, prior to stacking as "cheeses" for juice extraction by a cider press.

There is an 18th century scratter at Westons Cider Mill

by Anonymous August 29, 2003