Sleep scrobble

Sleep scrobbling is the act of allowing last.fm to scrobble your song plays while you sleep. You would really only do this if you wanted to appear as if you listen to an artist more than you actually do. Only a depraved individual would commit such a heinous act so don't do it.

"Did you hear Jackie sleep scrobble the entirety of Joanna Newsom's discography? I mean, Have One on Me is a two hour album so I get it but c'mon!:

by WuTangYoshi January 18, 2018

Scrimblo Bimblo, the Lovable Scrunko

A comedic nickname for main characters of video games so obscure, nobody really knows them outside of their cult following. Mostly used to refer to late-80s / early-90s platform game mascots like Gex, Bubsy the Bobcat, Awesome Possum and Super Mario.

Bob: "Hey man, did you see the new Smash Bros. reveal?"
John: "Yeah, they finally added Scrimblo Bimblo, the Lovable Scrunko!"
Bob: "Come on. Don't slander Banjo and Kazooie like that!"

by StaticImpulse June 25, 2021

sally scribble

The term used for sketches/drawings of cute creatures or cute monsters.

Its derived from the word sally (which means a sudden attack) as the sally scribbles have a sense of a shady side to them even though they appear to be cute and harmless.

"Those are some freaking awesome sally scribbles!!"
"Can you make the mascot more sally scribbled?"
"Sally scribbling is not everyone's cup of tea."

by canorous May 28, 2014

scrabbleback

When crouched over a Scrabble game for too long, standing up gives you Scrabble Back - usually applies to those over forty years old.

OK, that's N-O-V-A for seven points. I need a drink. Agh! Major scrabbleback! Ah, it hurts.

by Lovekraft January 14, 2009

Scrabble Bag

testicles, sometimes shaved, but not necessarily.

He was incapacitated for several minutes after being kicked in the Scrabble bag.

by posterart May 15, 2009

scribbing

Gently rubbing the fur off kiwifruit so you can eat the skin.

"have you finished scribbing the fruit yet?"

by Evilkinevils May 21, 2016

strip scrabble

A game in the vein of strip poker, where the goal is to lose as little clothing as possible. Play follows the standard Scrabble rules, with the following modifications:

- A player who cannot score higher than the previous player must remove an article of clothing.
- If a player 'challenges' a word and wins, he can put an article of clothing back on; if he loses, he must remove an article of clothing.
- The winner may make any one request of the losing players.

It is suggested that players agree on the definition of 'article of clothing' before play commences.

I played strip Scrabble with some of the language majors over at Wellesley the other night. Didn't go so well for me.

by Eleglac January 16, 2007