scone trick

When a joint has been left to go out for fear of servere stoned'ness,then passed on.

"here, burger lids, you let the biff go out again, proper scone trick!"

by sshleptenspiel March 1, 2009

scope out

Verb: To examine in more detail, to take a closer look at.

Me: 'Yo, let's go scope out those honeys over there!'
You: 'Okay.'

Me: 'Jones, go scope out that position for enemy activity.'
Jones: 'Roger that.'

by Scotty May 10, 2004

Social credit score

The score relating to the complete joke of a system (social credit) designed by China to get rid of the few personal freedoms the people of China had in the first place. This credit score system is also the reason why famous wrestler John Xina always seems to be eating China's booty cheeks and denying Taiwan exists and not calling Xi Jing Ping the stinky winnie the poo poo that he is.

Person 1, on twitter: in my opin-

Government official:

⚠ -30,000 SOCIAL CREDIT SCORE!!!! ⚠

事件已报告给中共 !!!!!!!
YOUR DATE OF EXECUTION WILL BE 11/10/2021!!!!!!
(ノಠ益ಠ)ノ

Person 1: okay :(

by Samueliscool223 October 12, 2021

Scoped

The act of catching someone preforming a non appropriate act or being caught while him or her is absent.

Yo, john just got scoped by Mr. Bartel in the gym.

by Jimmy Deans 360 July 20, 2017

Coochie scope

Noun. When one uses ones coochie (female nether regions) as a means of vision instead of eyes for "scoping" out men. A female that does this is usually just looking for a good time and has no interest in the mind, soul or heart. She love men and appreciate the physical attributes that they bring to the table. It is usually used to find a male companion of sorts. These companions rarely last. Synonyms: Pelvic compass, Vag looker, Cooter binoculars, Beaver eyes.

"My coochie scope sees something tonight. Oh gurl! "

by FloRida35 March 31, 2010

Scobed

To be very irritated by something. Used particularly in West Tyrone in Northern Ireland.

#1: Heard you got dumped, how you feeling?
#2: Scobed. The bitch is ignoring me.

by Monteaser August 25, 2011

Great Scones!

a phrase that can be used in the place of "Oh my God!" or "Wow!"

Inspired by the band rooney and the members Robert Camine, Taylor Locke, Ned Brower, Louie Stephens and Matt Winter

"great scones I did well on my Math Test!"

or

"Melissa, did you hear? Rooney's playing with Phantom Planet on Tuesday. Great Scones!"

by Why Try? March 8, 2004