scunger

The name for an oversized glass marble i.e. the childrens game of playing marbles.

When buying a bag of glass marbles back in the 1970's it would contain some ordinary sized marbles and a larger one. The ordinary ones were half inch diameter the scunger was one inch diameter. The one thing I can't remember is the value of the scunger i.e. how many marbles to a scunger. This word was used in north Dublin (Ireland) suburbs or "the hood" as we called it.

by Tomasina Dub July 27, 2008

scrunched

When you feel upset, angry, or confused af.

Friend 1: Man, that teacher makes me feel scrunched
Friend 2: Dude me too

by jordynday_ November 23, 2016

Muffin Scruncher

To be a total jerk, someone who doesn't appreciate muffins.
Pronounce (muh-fin scroon-sher)

Hey Morven, don't you think Shelley is a bit of a muffin scruncher?

Morven: I know right, it's a total OUTRAGE.

by FluffyRabbitSticks October 6, 2011

sconce

To have a look at something or to investigate it further

When john found the door was open he decided to have a sconce inside.

by teddytheramgaterdfg April 12, 2009

scungy

To be in a state of dissarray, mess or unsanitary conditions. To be mouldy or inedible.

Wendy noticed the fridge was looking scungy.

by Brother Al October 4, 2005

scundered

In Belfast and environs this means 'embarassed' but in mid-ulster it means 'annoyed' or 'frustrated'

I was so scundered at work today

by mc77 October 3, 2007

scunion

In Vietnam, and in the Western US, scunion, as in , to bring scunion, signified inflicting distress, injury or destruction.
Used in the late '60's

"Those gunships brought scunion on that 'ville!"

A ville was a Vietnamese town or hamlet.

by Mors Profundis January 14, 2008