satchel

1: Slang for the male scrotal sac
2: A large squarish bag with a single strap, resembling a rather large purse
3: A type of explosive employed by the milirary, typically carried in bags similar to the ones in definition 2
4: A bag of cannabis

1: I have huge cajones in my satchel!
2: This is a stachel, not a purse, you dumbass!
3: The satchel has to go by the engine to scuttle the ship.
4: My satchel is crotched.

by Dude Mann October 1, 2006

Scotch Tape

The most high of congratulations from any fellow rap star. Also the name of the least recognized rap label in the business.

Man, Trent Layzer, that shit is Scotch Tape!

by Chuck See November 10, 2008

Scathawk

A large guy possibly insane, who scats like a hawk every begawk he gets. Usually seen CUCKAWWING in hallways. He may be seen surrounded by empty beer bottles in a pool of alcohol. Possibly arguing in confined spaces with certain counterparts.

Did you hear that scathawk cuckaw? I think he begawked.

Are you saying the Scatman is really a Scathawk in disguise ?

Did you see that Scathawk pound that pussy?

I heard he begawks right before he cuckaws, he must be a scathawk.

by thehawksfriend May 29, 2010

chin-scratcher bullshit

Being purposefully over-arty.

Fuck all this chin-scratcher bullshit, let's get outta this goddamn art gallery and get some beer

by useful idiot January 3, 2005

poop scratch

(noun)
1. Fecal residue left on the inside of one's underwear after an anal emission. See skidmark.
2. An accurate description of the physics involved in which a piece of leftover crap hanging out of your bunghole "scratches" your drawers.

Jimmy discovered a poop scratch in his boxers after not finishing the job a few hours earlier.

by Randman January 9, 2007

satch

Noun. Short form of "satchel," meaning a bag of marijuana. Some circles will also use "Satchel Paige."

I'm dry, Dog. You know where I can score a satch?

by Lono April 18, 2005

scotch egg

A food item consisting of scrambled eggs and sausage combined and formed into a ball. Then, the ball is deep-fried and served. In many places, including fairs and carnivals, it is served on a stick, or wrapped in a napkin. While it was originally an English food, it is enjoyed all over the world.

I had a Scotch Egg for breakfast this morning.

by Daniel R. L June 1, 2006